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Good morning everyone, thanks for taking the time to look at this for me. Here's my problem:
For Windows 2000, I have a document saved that I email to people every Friday. I usually open it up, click send to Mail Recipient on the standard toolbar and edit it as an email, where I change some dates. Then I add an excel file as an attachment specific to that recipient and hit send.
My problem, the file opens fine, but the toolbar button is disabled. So now, I can not send my email. Also, if I try to do it through the regular menu path it doesn't work either. Can anyone tell me what may have caused the option to not work anymore? I haven't changed any settings. Also, I use Outlook (not express) as my email program.
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If anyone knows why the option isn't working anymore please let me know what I can do to fix it. Failing that, does anyone have a better way to do it, sending the email? The problem is, each person gets a different excel file specific to their facility, so I always have to change attachments (there are about 30 people I send this email to), I always have to change the send to, and finally, the body of the email, has to be updated to show the current week.
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address of the person you wish to write. Recipient Types and what they mean message does not need to your mail message press the send button.
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Thanks very much for any help/insight you can provide. :curtsey:
Just joined. I mean just. Saw your Q and clicked.
Some background... I'm one of the guys that removed Internet Explorer and Outlook out of Windows (Google for my last name, Vorck).
I have an MS Access database that has a button to send e-mails, and Word works similarly. When the ability to have a blank e-mail pop up is gone, it can be due to 1) Active Data Objects DLL corruption, 2) a corrupted or deleted Outlook file, 3) missing data access DLLs, like those associated with COM, etc. In my case, it was 1 and 2... I had failed to install some ADO files, and I had deleted an Outlook file (in my case Outlook Express, but it doesn't matter, either way, a missing Outlook file was a problem.) I re-installed Outlook and copied the ADO files over and registered them and my Access application was fixed. I suspect if you can tell us what, if anything, changed since the last time this worked for you, that might help. Anything at all, including hotfixes (hey, you never know).
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Next matter -- are you handy with Access? If so, or if not, get a friend who is -- and write a small database that can store a person's name, as well as the file attachment name that person gets:
Fred email1@whatever.com Attachment1
Barney email2@whatever.com Attachment2
and so on.
In this database, create a button that will e-mail the attachment named in the field to the e-mail address on record for the person. Maybe even a piece of VB code could do this. I am not so slick on VB though, oh well. I also don't have a good answer for automatically chaning the week in a spreadsheet.
I see people have read my question, but no one has any ideas?? Well, I'll be patient, perhaps someone will come up with an answer. Certainly, if I figure it out or hear anything helpful outside this forum I will post the answer here for everone. Thanks again
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