A
Andrew
Hello,
I'm working on an application that is launching an email
and preformatting it with the "to", "cc", "subject",
and "body".
I used to successfully use something like the following
example:
cmd /c start mailto:"(e-mail address removed)"?
cc="(e-mail address removed),[email protected]"?body="call%20me%
20ishmael"?subject="subject%20test"
This worked fine until my company upgraded to office xp.
Now only the "to" line and the first specified field after
the to field will work. The rest of the data gets thrown
on to the end of the 2nd field.
Has anyone using office xp successfully launched an email
from the command line, and if so, could you send an
example?
I would greatly appreciate this.
thanks,
Andrew
I'm working on an application that is launching an email
and preformatting it with the "to", "cc", "subject",
and "body".
I used to successfully use something like the following
example:
cmd /c start mailto:"(e-mail address removed)"?
cc="(e-mail address removed),[email protected]"?body="call%20me%
20ishmael"?subject="subject%20test"
This worked fine until my company upgraded to office xp.
Now only the "to" line and the first specified field after
the to field will work. The rest of the data gets thrown
on to the end of the 2nd field.
Has anyone using office xp successfully launched an email
from the command line, and if so, could you send an
example?
I would greatly appreciate this.
thanks,
Andrew