I have noticed that if you right click on a hyperlink field and edit
the hyperlink, you can set it to be an email address and open up
Outlook when it is clicked.
I have been trying to set this up the same way at runtime, but I
haven't been able to get it to work.
The field [Email] is set to be a hyperlink field. Then I try this:
myString = Me.Email & "#" & "mailto:" & Me.Email & "#"
Me.Email = myString
This is essentially the same method I use to open up things like
folders and such, but when I try it here, it still trys to open it up
with the prefix http://
I tried to pattern the string after the way that access sets the
hyperlink when I manually configure the hyperlink to be an email
address; but apparently I am missing a step.
My goal isn't to have the person type in the subject line and body of
the email within Access, but rather I just want to have Outlook open a
new message window, just like it does when you manually configure the
hyperlink to be an email address.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Jody Blau
the hyperlink, you can set it to be an email address and open up
Outlook when it is clicked.
I have been trying to set this up the same way at runtime, but I
haven't been able to get it to work.
The field [Email] is set to be a hyperlink field. Then I try this:
myString = Me.Email & "#" & "mailto:" & Me.Email & "#"
Me.Email = myString
This is essentially the same method I use to open up things like
folders and such, but when I try it here, it still trys to open it up
with the prefix http://
I tried to pattern the string after the way that access sets the
hyperlink when I manually configure the hyperlink to be an email
address; but apparently I am missing a step.
My goal isn't to have the person type in the subject line and body of
the email within Access, but rather I just want to have Outlook open a
new message window, just like it does when you manually configure the
hyperlink to be an email address.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
Jody Blau
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