Performing an html mailshot

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John

Hi

I need to send html newsletter to staff on a regular basis using outlook
automation via vba. I want to know if there are any guidelines to create the
newsletter and the way the code handles the newsletter. In particular I need
to know;

1. How are images handled in newsletter? Are they coded with absolute path
or relative i.e. C:\folder1\folder2\....\myimage.jpg or without the path and
are simply saved in same folder as the html? or is it better to upload
images to web site and give a reference to them in newsletter so no images
accompany the newsletter for maximum compatibility with mail systems?

2. Coding wise, I am thinking to read the html newsletter file into a file
system object and then assign it to the HTMLBody part of the outlook mail
item. Will this work?

Any pointers to accomplish this would be appreciated.

Many Thanks

Regards
 
J

John Blessing

You need to ask this in a VBA newsgroup, or save yourself a lot of work and
try our email scheduler (http://www.repeatmail.com) which will allow you to
send multiple individual emails, html or plain text, with attachments,
either as a one-off or regularly at a specified time and interval. The
recipients list can be drawn from your Outlook Contacts, a plain text
file,database or spreadsheet. It also allows you to specify the interval
between each send so as to avoid triggering any spam limits on your account


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