Hi, I am a volunteer for a small not for profit organization. I got the job to develop a database to store member info b/c I did a 3 day course on Microsoft Access. In the database, one of the fields is 'email address'. I want the field hyperlinked through VBA code so that when I click the address, outlook/outlook express opens a new email to send. Has anyone written the code to do this so that I can cut and past into my database? I use Access 2003. Cheers
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I'm not very experienced with e-mailing in code I'm afraid.
However, if you're not particular about needing the client then, VBA can e-mail something directly for you - without operator involvement.
I can't remember the exact command - as I say I don't use it myself - but a trawl through the Access forum should find something. I know it's been asked about before.Comment
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Just display an <a link on your screen and anyone who clicks opens the default email client. [html]<a href='mailto:yo u@yoursite.com' >Send an email</a>[/html]Originally posted by NeoPaI'm not very experienced with e-mailing in code I'm afraid.
However, if you're not particular about needing the client then, VBA can e-mail something directly for you - without operator involvement.
I can't remember the exact command - as I say I don't use it myself - but a trawl through the Access forum should find something. I know it's been asked about before.
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If you change the datatype of the field 'email address' to hyperlink it should open the default outlook or outlook express with a new email. You may have to add 'mailto:' before some or all of the addresses already entered.Originally posted by jennymacHi, I am a volunteer for a small not for profit organization. I got the job to develop a database to store member info b/c I did a 3 day course on Microsoft Access. In the database, one of the fields is 'email address'. I want the field hyperlinked through VBA code so that when I click the address, outlook/outlook express opens a new email to send. Has anyone written the code to do this so that I can cut and past into my database? I use Access 2003. Cheers
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