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    Send mail content from vb applicaiton to outlook

    Hi all,
    I read all the post related to outlook but for me i coudnt site any resolved things related to my question if you find please let me know.
    I want to write a VB6.0 program where we have form where it has a sender and receipient mail id and subject and body test when i click the send button it all the details in the form should be transferd to outlook where I can send the mail.
    I think its something to do with outlook ApI isnt it? or any otherway let me know how i can do this. and any reading materials i can read in this regard.

    thanks
    MRiz

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    Re: Send mail content from vb applicaiton to outlook

    I have many code examples on the forums for this. Search by my username and "Outlook" and you will get allot of good hits.

    No Outlook APIs, only using the Outlook Object Model basically.
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