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Old 06-15-2004, 14:08   #1 (permalink)
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Default Re: How to check emails from Access

Hello,
Well I did a similar application but in Visual Basic. I raised a
reference to the Microsoft Outlook application . Then declared an object of
that type in my form like dim x as new object and set
X=createobject("Outlook.Application") then I could read all its methods and
properties of this object
Including I did create a part of my application that generated daily ,
monthly and personalized sales reports using CristalReports and sent this
report via email automatically to t he head office. I shall try to get
you a part of the code if you are still looking for it.
A part ,of it is

set y= x.createobject(OLMailitem)
y.recipients.add myEmail@server.dom
y.recipients.add myEmail@server.dom
y.body=text1.text
y.attachments.add filepath&name

y.send

But if its possible in Access will only be through VBA.
Thanks and best of luck.

Pradeep Kumar

"Dessie" <d_tzenova@hotmail.com> escribió en el mensaje
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> Hi!
> I have the following question - I want to check for new emails from my
> Access program from time to time. Every email will contain attachment

file,
> and I want every file to be saved in some directory for further processing
> from my Access program. Can I do all of this from Access?
> I try to add reference to Microsoft Outlook xx Object Library and then to
> use its methods but I didn't find any appropriate. I saw an "NewMail

Event"
> but coudn't managed to use it
> If anyone has an ideas to share with me, it will be great!
>
> Dessie.
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