I'm entering the following URL from IE:
This brings up a new Outlook email with To, Cc, Subject, and body filled in. Specifying "&bcc=" also works. Unfortunately, the attachment parameter is ignored. "c:\t.txt" exists. (I'm using Outlook 2003 at work. I've also tried this using Outlook Express.) We've already tried various flavors of quoting and escaping the quotes but using a quote at all causes an error. Is there a way to issue a mailto URL that will automatically attach a file to the new email?
Thanks,
Scott
mailto:me@test.com?cc=him@test.com&subject=this%20is%20a%20subject&body=this%20is%20a%20body&attachment=c:\t.txt
This brings up a new Outlook email with To, Cc, Subject, and body filled in. Specifying "&bcc=" also works. Unfortunately, the attachment parameter is ignored. "c:\t.txt" exists. (I'm using Outlook 2003 at work. I've also tried this using Outlook Express.) We've already tried various flavors of quoting and escaping the quotes but using a quote at all causes an error. Is there a way to issue a mailto URL that will automatically attach a file to the new email?
Thanks,
Scott