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Fredrik

Hi.

I have an application where I am able to send a report that I've exported to

an pdf.

I plase the pdf-file in temp-dir and attatch it via an vbscript that calls

Outlook 2007.

It works just fine when it is displayd on the screen. The attatched file is

there and everything. But when I click on send, the recipient will not get

the file. The mail itselfs get through but not the attached file.

I have my own mailserver and can look in the logs and there I see that the

attached file is'nt there.

If I create a new mail inside ol2k7 and attach the same file that is droped

in temp-dir and then send it, it works just fine.

I'm not sure but my guesse is that there is som security glitch in ol2k7

that stops the file to be sent. Is that possible? And how do I work around it?

The same code works without any problems on ol2k3.

Realy thanks in advance.
 
Do you see the attachments when you look at the message in the Sent Items

folder?

Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)

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"Fredrik" <Fredrik> wrote in message

news:09BA1B48-20B4-4EDA-87C0-7146690BD00A@microsoft.com...
> Hi.
> I have an application where I am able to send a report that I've exported
> to
> an pdf.
> I plase the pdf-file in temp-dir and attatch it via an vbscript that calls
> Outlook 2007.

> It works just fine when it is displayd on the screen. The attatched file
> is
> there and everything. But when I click on send, the recipient will not get
> the file. The mail itselfs get through but not the attached file.
> I have my own mailserver and can look in the logs and there I see that the
> attached file is'nt there.

> If I create a new mail inside ol2k7 and attach the same file that is
> droped
> in temp-dir and then send it, it works just fine.
> I'm not sure but my guesse is that there is som security glitch in ol2k7
> that stops the file to be sent. Is that possible? And how do I work around
> it?

> The same code works without any problems on ol2k3.

> Realy thanks in advance.
 
Re: Outlook 2007 lose the attatchment when sending through externa

Yes I do. When I look in the Sent Items folder it has been sent with the

attached file. It's there and it is correct size and everything should work.

The recipient that is getting the mail with the attatched file has ol2k3.

Can it be becaus of that?

I have'nt had a chanse to try to an other recpient yet, that use ol2k7.

I think it's rather strange if that would be the case here.

I have tried some stuff now to and now when I look in the logs at the

mailserver I can see that the mail is in the correct size now. But it is

02:40 here now so I'll have to see tomorrow if the mail has arrived with the

attached file.

One thing I might add is that I don't send the mail via the vbscript. Iäm

letting the user see the mail and can write more info in the mail before

he/she sends it by clicking on send.

Thanks for your answeer.

"Dmitry Streblechenko" wrote:


> Do you see the attachments when you look at the message in the Sent Items
> folder?

> > Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)
>

>

>

> -
> "Fredrik" <Fredrik> wrote in message
> news:09BA1B48-20B4-4EDA-87C0-7146690BD00A@microsoft.com...
> > Hi.
> > I have an application where I am able to send a report that I've exported
> > to
> > an pdf.
> > I plase the pdf-file in temp-dir and attatch it via an vbscript that calls
> > Outlook 2007.
> > It works just fine when it is displayd on the screen. The attatched file
> > is
> > there and everything. But when I click on send, the recipient will not get
> > the file. The mail itselfs get through but not the attached file.
> > I have my own mailserver and can look in the logs and there I see that the
> > attached file is'nt there.
> > If I create a new mail inside ol2k7 and attach the same file that is
> > droped
> > in temp-dir and then send it, it works just fine.
> > I'm not sure but my guesse is that there is som security glitch in ol2k7
> > that stops the file to be sent. Is that possible? And how do I work around
> > it?
> > The same code works without any problems on ol2k3.
> > Realy thanks in advance.

> .
>
 
Re: Outlook 2007 lose the attatchment when sending through externa

Okey. Feel that I have to add more info.

I just tried to see if the attached file will show up on hotmail. And it does.

Then I am pretty chor about the file is sent aswell.

What is the different between adding a attachment by hand on Outlook 2007

and by adding it by script?

And what is the different in between, what is the different between adding a

attachment by hand on Outlook 2003 and by adding it by script?

The code I am using is as following:

Const olMailItem = 0

Const olOriginator = 0

Const olByReference = 4

Const olByValue = 1

Const olEmbeddedItem = 5

Dim Outlook

Dim Message

Dim olFolderOutbox

Dim olFolderDrafts

Dim GetArgs

Dim I

olFolderOutbox = 4

olFolderDrafts = 16

On Error Resume Next

Set Outlook = GetObject(, "Outlook.Application")

If Outlook Is Nothing Then

Set Outlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")

End If

Err.Clear

On Error Goto 0

Set Message = Outlook.GetNameSpace("MAPI")._

GetDefaultFolder(olFolderDrafts)._

Items.Add("IPM.[Standard Forms Library].Message")

With Message

GetArgs = ""

GetArg "subject", GetArgs

> Subject = GetArgs

GetArgs = ""

GetArg "to", GetArgs

> Recipients.Add (GetArgs)

GetArgs = ""

GetArg "body", GetArgs

If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Body = GetArgs

GetArgs = ""

GetArg "cc", GetArgs

If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Cc = GetArgs

GetArgs = ""

GetArg "bcc", GetArgs

If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Bcc = GetArgs

GetArgs = ""

GetArg "from", GetArgs

If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Recipients.Add(GetArgs).Type = olOriginator

> Recipients.ResolveAll

> Save

For I = 1 To 5

GetArgs = ""

GetArg "attach" & CStr(I), GetArgs

If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then

> attachments.Add GetArgs, 1, I

End If

Next

> Display

End With

Set Message = Nothing

Set Outlook = Nothing

'---------------------' Checks the command line arguments for a given switch and returns the

associated

' string, if found. If not found, the defaultValue is returned instead.

Function GetArg( sSwitch, sDefaultValue )

Dim ArgCount, bMatch

ArgCount = 0

bMatch = 0

Do While ArgCount < WScript.arguments.length

If Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("-" + (sSwitch))) Or

Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("/" + (sSwitch))) Then

bMatch = 1

Exit do

Else

ArgCount = ArgCount + 1

End If

Loop

If ( bMatch = 1 ) Then

GetArgs = ( WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount + 1) )

Else

GetArgs = ( sDefaultValue )

End If

End Function

I'm not getting any errors at all. It all works just fine. But what am I

missing?

Thanks in advance
 
Re: Outlook 2007 lose the attatchment when sending through externa

If you are sending in the RTF format (which is very likely since you havea

custom message class), you will get the infamous winmail.dat attachment with

teh TNEF data, which only Outlook can understand.

Try to send a message to an account taht yo ucan access with OE and then

look at the meaasge source (*right click, Properties| Details | Message

Source).

Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)

-

"Fredrik" <Fredrik> wrote in message

news:F8E0B43C-56AD-4060-AA46-3CEE9B670E71@microsoft.com...
> Okey. Feel that I have to add more info.

> I just tried to see if the attached file will show up on hotmail. And it
> does.
> Then I am pretty chor about the file is sent aswell.

> What is the different between adding a attachment by hand on Outlook 2007
> and by adding it by script?
> And what is the different in between, what is the different between adding
> a
> attachment by hand on Outlook 2003 and by adding it by script?

> The code I am using is as following:

> Const olMailItem = 0
> Const olOriginator = 0
> Const olByReference = 4
> Const olByValue = 1
> Const olEmbeddedItem = 5
> Dim Outlook
> Dim Message
> Dim olFolderOutbox
> Dim olFolderDrafts
> Dim GetArgs
> Dim I

> olFolderOutbox = 4
> olFolderDrafts = 16

> On Error Resume Next
> Set Outlook = GetObject(, "Outlook.Application")
> If Outlook Is Nothing Then
> Set Outlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
> End If
> Err.Clear
> On Error Goto 0

> Set Message = Outlook.GetNameSpace("MAPI")._
> GetDefaultFolder(olFolderDrafts)._
> Items.Add("IPM.[Standard Forms Library].Message")

> With Message
> GetArgs = ""
> GetArg "subject", GetArgs
> .Subject = GetArgs

> GetArgs = ""
> GetArg "to", GetArgs
> .Recipients.Add (GetArgs)

> GetArgs = ""
> GetArg "body", GetArgs
> If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Body = GetArgs

> GetArgs = ""
> GetArg "cc", GetArgs
> If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Cc = GetArgs

> GetArgs = ""
> GetArg "bcc", GetArgs
> If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Bcc = GetArgs

> GetArgs = ""
> GetArg "from", GetArgs
> If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Recipients.Add(GetArgs).Type = olOriginator
> .Recipients.ResolveAll

> .Save

> For I = 1 To 5
> GetArgs = ""
> GetArg "attach" & CStr(I), GetArgs
> If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then
> .attachments.Add GetArgs, 1, I
> End If
> Next

> .Display
> End With

> Set Message = Nothing
> Set Outlook = Nothing

> '---------------------------------------------------> ' Checks the command line arguments for a given switch and returns the
> associated
> ' string, if found. If not found, the defaultValue is returned instead.
> Function GetArg( sSwitch, sDefaultValue )
> Dim ArgCount, bMatch

> ArgCount = 0
> bMatch = 0

> Do While ArgCount < WScript.arguments.length
> If Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("-" + (sSwitch))) Or
> Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("/" + (sSwitch))) Then
> bMatch = 1
> Exit do
> Else
> ArgCount = ArgCount + 1
> End If
> Loop

> If ( bMatch = 1 ) Then
> GetArgs = ( WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount + 1) )
> Else
> GetArgs = ( sDefaultValue )
> End If

> End Function

> I'm not getting any errors at all. It all works just fine. But what am I
> missing?

> Thanks in advance
 
Re: Outlook 2007 lose the attatchment when sending through externa

But if that is correct.. How come that users with Outlook 2003 does'nt get

the attachment either? And how come that hotmail works???

I will ofcourse try to do what you say.. :)

"Dmitry Streblechenko" wrote:


> If you are sending in the RTF format (which is very likely since you havea
> custom message class), you will get the infamous winmail.dat attachment with
> teh TNEF data, which only Outlook can understand.
> Try to send a message to an account taht yo ucan access with OE and then
> look at the meaasge source (*right click, Properties| Details | Message
> Source).
> > Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)
>

>

>

> -
> "Fredrik" <Fredrik> wrote in message
> news:F8E0B43C-56AD-4060-AA46-3CEE9B670E71@microsoft.com...
> > Okey. Feel that I have to add more info.
> > I just tried to see if the attached file will show up on hotmail. And it
> > does.
> > Then I am pretty chor about the file is sent aswell.
> > What is the different between adding a attachment by hand on Outlook 2007
> > and by adding it by script?
> > And what is the different in between, what is the different between adding
> > a
> > attachment by hand on Outlook 2003 and by adding it by script?
> > The code I am using is as following:
> > Const olMailItem = 0
> > Const olOriginator = 0
> > Const olByReference = 4
> > Const olByValue = 1
> > Const olEmbeddedItem = 5
> > Dim Outlook
> > Dim Message
> > Dim olFolderOutbox
> > Dim olFolderDrafts
> > Dim GetArgs
> > Dim I
> > olFolderOutbox = 4
> > olFolderDrafts = 16
> > On Error Resume Next
> > Set Outlook = GetObject(, "Outlook.Application")
> > If Outlook Is Nothing Then
> > Set Outlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
> > End If
> > Err.Clear
> > On Error Goto 0
> > Set Message = Outlook.GetNameSpace("MAPI")._
> > GetDefaultFolder(olFolderDrafts)._
> > Items.Add("IPM.[Standard Forms Library].Message")
> > With Message
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "subject", GetArgs
> > .Subject = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "to", GetArgs
> > .Recipients.Add (GetArgs)
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "body", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Body = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "cc", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Cc = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "bcc", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Bcc = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "from", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Recipients.Add(GetArgs).Type = olOriginator
> > .Recipients.ResolveAll
> > .Save
> > For I = 1 To 5
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "attach" & CStr(I), GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then
> > .attachments.Add GetArgs, 1, I
> > End If
> > Next
> > .Display
> > End With
> > Set Message = Nothing
> > Set Outlook = Nothing
> > '---------------------------------------------------> > ' Checks the command line arguments for a given switch and returns the
> > associated
> > ' string, if found. If not found, the defaultValue is returned instead.
> > Function GetArg( sSwitch, sDefaultValue )
> > Dim ArgCount, bMatch
> > ArgCount = 0
> > bMatch = 0
> > Do While ArgCount < WScript.arguments.length
> > If Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("-" + (sSwitch))) Or
> > Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("/" + (sSwitch))) Then
> > bMatch = 1
> > Exit do
> > Else
> > ArgCount = ArgCount + 1
> > End If
> > Loop
> > If ( bMatch = 1 ) Then
> > GetArgs = ( WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount + 1) )
> > Else
> > GetArgs = ( sDefaultValue )
> > End If
> > End Function
> > I'm not getting any errors at all. It all works just fine. But what am I
> > missing?
> > Thanks in advance

> .
>
 
Re: Outlook 2007 lose the attatchment when sending through externa

Ahh.. I see what you mean..

But how do I change on that? The thing is that we have alot of costumers

that is useing this application and one of them is about 40 workers that uses

this code.

And trust me. I wont go araound to everyone and change any settings in

outlook to get this to work.. *LOL*

So can I by any chance change my code so it is the correct mimes and so on?

"Dmitry Streblechenko" wrote:


> If you are sending in the RTF format (which is very likely since you havea
> custom message class), you will get the infamous winmail.dat attachment with
> teh TNEF data, which only Outlook can understand.
> Try to send a message to an account taht yo ucan access with OE and then
> look at the meaasge source (*right click, Properties| Details | Message
> Source).
> > Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)
>

>

>

> -
> "Fredrik" <Fredrik> wrote in message
> news:F8E0B43C-56AD-4060-AA46-3CEE9B670E71@microsoft.com...
> > Okey. Feel that I have to add more info.
> > I just tried to see if the attached file will show up on hotmail. And it
> > does.
> > Then I am pretty chor about the file is sent aswell.
> > What is the different between adding a attachment by hand on Outlook 2007
> > and by adding it by script?
> > And what is the different in between, what is the different between adding
> > a
> > attachment by hand on Outlook 2003 and by adding it by script?
> > The code I am using is as following:
> > Const olMailItem = 0
> > Const olOriginator = 0
> > Const olByReference = 4
> > Const olByValue = 1
> > Const olEmbeddedItem = 5
> > Dim Outlook
> > Dim Message
> > Dim olFolderOutbox
> > Dim olFolderDrafts
> > Dim GetArgs
> > Dim I
> > olFolderOutbox = 4
> > olFolderDrafts = 16
> > On Error Resume Next
> > Set Outlook = GetObject(, "Outlook.Application")
> > If Outlook Is Nothing Then
> > Set Outlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
> > End If
> > Err.Clear
> > On Error Goto 0
> > Set Message = Outlook.GetNameSpace("MAPI")._
> > GetDefaultFolder(olFolderDrafts)._
> > Items.Add("IPM.[Standard Forms Library].Message")
> > With Message
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "subject", GetArgs
> > .Subject = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "to", GetArgs
> > .Recipients.Add (GetArgs)
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "body", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Body = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "cc", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Cc = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "bcc", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Bcc = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "from", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Recipients.Add(GetArgs).Type = olOriginator
> > .Recipients.ResolveAll
> > .Save
> > For I = 1 To 5
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "attach" & CStr(I), GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then
> > .attachments.Add GetArgs, 1, I
> > End If
> > Next
> > .Display
> > End With
> > Set Message = Nothing
> > Set Outlook = Nothing
> > '---------------------------------------------------> > ' Checks the command line arguments for a given switch and returns the
> > associated
> > ' string, if found. If not found, the defaultValue is returned instead.
> > Function GetArg( sSwitch, sDefaultValue )
> > Dim ArgCount, bMatch
> > ArgCount = 0
> > bMatch = 0
> > Do While ArgCount < WScript.arguments.length
> > If Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("-" + (sSwitch))) Or
> > Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("/" + (sSwitch))) Then
> > bMatch = 1
> > Exit do
> > Else
> > ArgCount = ArgCount + 1
> > End If
> > Loop
> > If ( bMatch = 1 ) Then
> > GetArgs = ( WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount + 1) )
> > Else
> > GetArgs = ( sDefaultValue )
> > End If
> > End Function
> > I'm not getting any errors at all. It all works just fine. But what am I
> > missing?
> > Thanks in advance

> .
>
 
Re: Outlook 2007 lose the attatchment when sending through externa

I have manage to solve this issue..

You had answeered someone else about embeeded files and I managed to change

the code in that one to get to my result.

And I trimed it abit to. So you don't need to save an draft and you will get

the Signature from boyt outlook 2007 and 2003. I think I manage that anyway.

Just let me know if you like to see how I did.

Many thanks for the suggestions what was wrong.

Fredrik.

"Dmitry Streblechenko" wrote:


> If you are sending in the RTF format (which is very likely since you havea
> custom message class), you will get the infamous winmail.dat attachment with
> teh TNEF data, which only Outlook can understand.
> Try to send a message to an account taht yo ucan access with OE and then
> look at the meaasge source (*right click, Properties| Details | Message
> Source).
> > Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)
>

>

>

> -
> "Fredrik" <Fredrik> wrote in message
> news:F8E0B43C-56AD-4060-AA46-3CEE9B670E71@microsoft.com...
> > Okey. Feel that I have to add more info.
> > I just tried to see if the attached file will show up on hotmail. And it
> > does.
> > Then I am pretty chor about the file is sent aswell.
> > What is the different between adding a attachment by hand on Outlook 2007
> > and by adding it by script?
> > And what is the different in between, what is the different between adding
> > a
> > attachment by hand on Outlook 2003 and by adding it by script?
> > The code I am using is as following:
> > Const olMailItem = 0
> > Const olOriginator = 0
> > Const olByReference = 4
> > Const olByValue = 1
> > Const olEmbeddedItem = 5
> > Dim Outlook
> > Dim Message
> > Dim olFolderOutbox
> > Dim olFolderDrafts
> > Dim GetArgs
> > Dim I
> > olFolderOutbox = 4
> > olFolderDrafts = 16
> > On Error Resume Next
> > Set Outlook = GetObject(, "Outlook.Application")
> > If Outlook Is Nothing Then
> > Set Outlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
> > End If
> > Err.Clear
> > On Error Goto 0
> > Set Message = Outlook.GetNameSpace("MAPI")._
> > GetDefaultFolder(olFolderDrafts)._
> > Items.Add("IPM.[Standard Forms Library].Message")
> > With Message
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "subject", GetArgs
> > .Subject = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "to", GetArgs
> > .Recipients.Add (GetArgs)
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "body", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Body = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "cc", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Cc = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "bcc", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Bcc = GetArgs
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "from", GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Recipients.Add(GetArgs).Type = olOriginator
> > .Recipients.ResolveAll
> > .Save
> > For I = 1 To 5
> > GetArgs = ""
> > GetArg "attach" & CStr(I), GetArgs
> > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then
> > .attachments.Add GetArgs, 1, I
> > End If
> > Next
> > .Display
> > End With
> > Set Message = Nothing
> > Set Outlook = Nothing
> > '---------------------------------------------------> > ' Checks the command line arguments for a given switch and returns the
> > associated
> > ' string, if found. If not found, the defaultValue is returned instead.
> > Function GetArg( sSwitch, sDefaultValue )
> > Dim ArgCount, bMatch
> > ArgCount = 0
> > bMatch = 0
> > Do While ArgCount < WScript.arguments.length
> > If Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("-" + (sSwitch))) Or
> > Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("/" + (sSwitch))) Then
> > bMatch = 1
> > Exit do
> > Else
> > ArgCount = ArgCount + 1
> > End If
> > Loop
> > If ( bMatch = 1 ) Then
> > GetArgs = ( WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount + 1) )
> > Else
> > GetArgs = ( sDefaultValue )
> > End If
> > End Function
> > I'm not getting any errors at all. It all works just fine. But what am I
> > missing?
> > Thanks in advance

> .
>
 
Re: Outlook 2007 lose the attatchment when sending through externa

Did you end up using a standard message class (IPM.Note) or set the UseTnef

MAPI property to false?

Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)

-

"Fredrik" <Fredrik> wrote in message

news:FE669357-4362-433D-B028-4EC8E9D4D95F@microsoft.com...
> I have manage to solve this issue..
> You had answeered someone else about embeeded files and I managed to
> change
> the code in that one to get to my result.
> And I trimed it abit to. So you don't need to save an draft and you will
> get
> the Signature from boyt outlook 2007 and 2003. I think I manage that
> anyway.
> Just let me know if you like to see how I did.

> Many thanks for the suggestions what was wrong.

>

> Fredrik.

> "Dmitry Streblechenko" wrote:
>
> > If you are sending in the RTF format (which is very likely since you
> > havea
> > custom message class), you will get the infamous winmail.dat attachment
> > with
> > teh TNEF data, which only Outlook can understand.
> > Try to send a message to an account taht yo ucan access with OE and then
> > look at the meaasge source (*right click, Properties| Details | Message
> > Source).
> > > > Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)
> >

> >

> >

> > -
> > "Fredrik" <Fredrik> wrote in message
> > news:F8E0B43C-56AD-4060-AA46-3CEE9B670E71@microsoft.com...
> > > Okey. Feel that I have to add more info.
> >> > I just tried to see if the attached file will show up on hotmail. And
> > > it
> > > does.
> > > Then I am pretty chor about the file is sent aswell.
> >> > What is the different between adding a attachment by hand on Outlook
> > > 2007
> > > and by adding it by script?
> > > And what is the different in between, what is the different between
> > > adding
> > > a
> > > attachment by hand on Outlook 2003 and by adding it by script?
> >> > The code I am using is as following:
> >> > Const olMailItem = 0
> > > Const olOriginator = 0
> > > Const olByReference = 4
> > > Const olByValue = 1
> > > Const olEmbeddedItem = 5
> > > Dim Outlook
> > > Dim Message
> > > Dim olFolderOutbox
> > > Dim olFolderDrafts
> > > Dim GetArgs
> > > Dim I
> >> > olFolderOutbox = 4
> > > olFolderDrafts = 16
> >> > On Error Resume Next
> > > Set Outlook = GetObject(, "Outlook.Application")
> > > If Outlook Is Nothing Then
> > > Set Outlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
> > > End If
> > > Err.Clear
> > > On Error Goto 0
> >> > Set Message = Outlook.GetNameSpace("MAPI")._
> > > GetDefaultFolder(olFolderDrafts)._
> > > Items.Add("IPM.[Standard Forms Library].Message")
> >> > With Message
> > > GetArgs = ""
> > > GetArg "subject", GetArgs
> > > .Subject = GetArgs
> >> > GetArgs = ""
> > > GetArg "to", GetArgs
> > > .Recipients.Add (GetArgs)
> >> > GetArgs = ""
> > > GetArg "body", GetArgs
> > > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Body = GetArgs
> >> > GetArgs = ""
> > > GetArg "cc", GetArgs
> > > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Cc = GetArgs
> >> > GetArgs = ""
> > > GetArg "bcc", GetArgs
> > > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Bcc = GetArgs
> >> > GetArgs = ""
> > > GetArg "from", GetArgs
> > > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then .Recipients.Add(GetArgs).Type =
> > > olOriginator
> > > .Recipients.ResolveAll
> >> > .Save
> >> > For I = 1 To 5
> > > GetArgs = ""
> > > GetArg "attach" & CStr(I), GetArgs
> > > If Len(GetArgs) > 0 Then
> > > .attachments.Add GetArgs, 1, I
> > > End If
> > > Next
> >> > .Display
> > > End With
> >> > Set Message = Nothing
> > > Set Outlook = Nothing
> >> > '---------------------------------------------------> > > ' Checks the command line arguments for a given switch and returns the
> > > associated
> > > ' string, if found. If not found, the defaultValue is returned instead.
> > > Function GetArg( sSwitch, sDefaultValue )
> > > Dim ArgCount, bMatch
> >> > ArgCount = 0
> > > bMatch = 0
> >> > Do While ArgCount < WScript.arguments.length
> > > If Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("-" + (sSwitch)))
> > > Or
> > > Eval((WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount)) = ("/" + (sSwitch))) Then
> > > bMatch = 1
> > > Exit do
> > > Else
> > > ArgCount = ArgCount + 1
> > > End If
> > > Loop
> >> > If ( bMatch = 1 ) Then
> > > GetArgs = ( WScript.arguments.item(ArgCount + 1) )
> > > Else
> > > GetArgs = ( sDefaultValue )
> > > End If
> >> > End Function
> >>> > I'm not getting any errors at all. It all works just fine. But what am
> > > I
> > > missing?
> >> > Thanks in advance
>

>
>> .
> >
 
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