This very moment I have been tasked with creating new e-mail items in Outlook - saved as.msg files, to be sent to a client. I have a list of e-mail addresses and text to be inserted into each new e-mail, and then the file is saved with a unique filename.
A batch file a Windows file with the.bat extension. It's used as an input file for the command-line interpreter CMD to run a set of commands. This helps in. Then run NEWPROF.EXE to create the Outlook user profile. Outlook Services File Information. 165374—OL97: Setup in Batch/Quiet Mode for Outlook.
I have done quite a bit of programming in Excel (VBA), but very little in Outlook, and am not familiar with its object model. I have gotten through the part (from Outlook) of opening the XL file and reading in the names and values to be inserted in the e-mails. Now I need to find out how to create the e-mail and save it. There are three 'templates' that will be used (based on values in the XL) list. I currently have these saved as.msg files on my hard drive. I guess I could also save them as templates/forms (?) and use them as the basis for the e-mail (?). I see the process as: - Open the XL file and read all values into an array (done - works).
Smartdraw 2015. - Open the correct.msg file (or create a new mail message from a stored template/form). - Find/Replace two 'fields' I've created in the message with values from the XL list. - Set the To address in the mail message and the Subject. - Save the message as an.msg file with a unique name. The end product is *not* for me to e-mail them myself. They are being sent off to someone else to e-mail via their company intranet.
Games Biohazard 4. All I need is the code to create whatever mail object I need (based on the 'template'.msg files or precreated form(s) ) and then Find/Replace and save. Thanks very much. Need this code rather soon as I'm in the middle of trying to put this together (thus the max points!). Thanks much for the response, SiddharthRout.
Your links touched on the topic, but didn't really offer the solution I was looking for. I ended up figuring this out earlier. The 'Replace' function didn't work for me, so I had to recreate the beginning of the e-mail body programmatically, including the lines with the merged text. So I save the three templates as.oft files excluding the initial text, then created e-mails using the set myitem = outlook.application.create newitemfro mtemplate( [path and filename]) Then appended the custom text to the beginning like. Myitem.body = '[custom text - merging in custom data]' & myitem.body I set other fields like myitem.To, myitem.Subject, etc. In the end, I saved using myitem.saveas and set the type to.msg (the default). All of this was thrown into a loop after reading in the Excel file with all the custom values.
Hi, Using a batch file to force OE always to ask for an Identity when starting. • In Notepad, copy the lines below, and then save the file as 'ClearID.reg'.