Hello Anavim

This example I found on the web. its written by Jim Griffith
Send Mail From VB5
If Microsoft Outlook is installed, you have an easy way to
send e-mail from VB5. To use this technique with VB3,
remove the With construct and fully qualify each object
property reference:
Code:
	Dim olapp As Object
	Dim oitem As Object

	Set olapp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
	Set oitem = olapp.CreateItem(0)
	With oitem
		.Subject = "VBPJ RULES"
		.To = "MONTEZUMA;other Names;"
		.Body = "This message was sent from VB5"
		.Send
	End With
And here is another example

Send E-mail with attachment
using MAPI.

Use the 2 mapi objs - mpmMessage & mpsSession

Here is the code:
Code:
mpsSession.SignOn
mpmMessage.SessionID = mpsSession.SessionID
mpmMessage.Compose
mpmMessage.RecipAddress = "[email protected]"  'or txtAddress.text
mpmMessage.MsgSubject = "xxxxxx"         'txtMessage.text
mpmMessage.MsgNoteText = "Thank you"
mpmMessage.AttachmentPathName = App.Path & "\xxx.txt"
mpmMessage.Send False
This code I have tried, and it works for me.

I hope this is what you were asking for