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Chris-T
Is it possible to create an electronic form in Word with a 'submit' button
that will automatically email it to someone?
that will automatically email it to someone?
W
Word Heretic
G'day "Chris-T" <[email protected]>,
yes.
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yes.
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Chris-T reckoned:
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Chris-T
How do you do it?
W
Word Heretic
G'day "Chris-T" <[email protected]>,
Oh gawd - you had to ask that bit didnt you
Lotsa ways is my copout answer
Lets see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/InterDev/index.htm
has some articles of immediate revelance. There are still otherways as
well to do it via email from Word. Save As HTML, your own custom MAPI
interface, public schemas and XML to name a few.
If it is all in-house, you can use a Save-As replacement to save the
form as data only to a hard-coded directory. ("Hard-code" using a
document variable for flexibility)
Said directory is easy to read. Or you could fire a sql write
statement. Thats another article on the MVP site. Or you could save
the document entire with bookmarks and read the values of the
bookmarks anytime you like. That's another bunch of MVP articles.
Steve Hudson - Word Heretic
steve from wordheretic.com (Email replies require payment)
Without prejudice
Chris-T reckoned:
Oh gawd - you had to ask that bit didnt you
Lotsa ways is my copout answer
Lets see
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/InterDev/index.htm
has some articles of immediate revelance. There are still otherways as
well to do it via email from Word. Save As HTML, your own custom MAPI
interface, public schemas and XML to name a few.
If it is all in-house, you can use a Save-As replacement to save the
form as data only to a hard-coded directory. ("Hard-code" using a
document variable for flexibility)
Said directory is easy to read. Or you could fire a sql write
statement. Thats another article on the MVP site. Or you could save
the document entire with bookmarks and read the values of the
bookmarks anytime you like. That's another bunch of MVP articles.
Steve Hudson - Word Heretic
steve from wordheretic.com (Email replies require payment)
Without prejudice
Chris-T reckoned: