TimmieTheGeek
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In an Access 2007 application, I can do the following command, which will automatically compose a new email in my Lotus Notes application (which is running at the time). The Lotus Notes new memo window will be displayed and I can add contacts, attach files and send the mail.
DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport,
strReport,
acFormatPDF,
strTo,
strCc,
strBcc,
strSubject,
strMessage,
blnEdit
In a VB.net 2008 application I do a similar operation as follows:
Dim oAccess As Access.Application
oAccess = New Access.ApplicationClass()
oAccess.DoCmd.SendObject(Access.AcSendObjectType.acSendReport,
strReportFileName,
strFormat,
strTo,
strCc,
strBcc,
strSubject,
strMessage)
I have all my references defined correctly as far as I can tell, but in my VB app when I do the above SendObject command it fails with the message:
The command or action "SendObject" isn't available now.
This is confusing because the same command works fine when called from Access.
Does anyone have any ideas on why I can't do this command in VB?
Tim
DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport,
strReport,
acFormatPDF,
strTo,
strCc,
strBcc,
strSubject,
strMessage,
blnEdit
In a VB.net 2008 application I do a similar operation as follows:
Dim oAccess As Access.Application
oAccess = New Access.ApplicationClass()
oAccess.DoCmd.SendObject(Access.AcSendObjectType.acSendReport,
strReportFileName,
strFormat,
strTo,
strCc,
strBcc,
strSubject,
strMessage)
I have all my references defined correctly as far as I can tell, but in my VB app when I do the above SendObject command it fails with the message:
The command or action "SendObject" isn't available now.
This is confusing because the same command works fine when called from Access.
Does anyone have any ideas on why I can't do this command in VB?
Tim