Search for an attachment in a mailbox.
Is there sample VBA code I can use to resolve the following:
Access a mail server and loop through the mailbox and search for a specific attachment name, if found download it to a folder.
I have a field "spName" and command button "cmdEmailReport", when I click "cmdEmailReport" i would like to attach 2 files to my email
First file would be the report from access, next thing i would like to search my folder "C:SP" for file thats like "spName" (field) and attach that file as well something like "c:SP" like "'*" & me.spName &"*'"
I can attach report to email just fine, but my problem is searching for a file in folder with name and attaching that file as well to same email.
Using an attachment field - can we specify the location to search?
We have an Access 2007 DB and need to attach files from only 1 location - we hope to attach a copy of these files into the database efficiently.
I have a few sample DB's that use VB but I am hoping there is a quick and easy solution for this.
I've got a requirement to retrieve inbound email from a dedicated mailbox (probably through imap), and populate a data table with the results, including downloading any attachments and either storing them in the file system and referencing them, or attaching them to the database in an ole field, then mark the message as read.
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I was wondering if it's at all possible to add an attachment which is a pdf file to an email? I've searched this site and can't seem to find anything on this.
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Geno
Is it possible to attach an email in a field of a form?
We have a database that keeps track of technical orders. We get e-mails on what we are supposed to implement on a particular tech. order. Is there anyway I can attach or make a copy of this email or something to have it in a field of my form?
Thanks.
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Hi all,
Is it possible to attach/store files (Word, Excel, etc) in a database table?
Appreciate your feedback.
Thanks.
Hi,
i need to attach files through a form.One could be able to browse for the file and attached it with the mail.
thanxx.
Hi all,
For my db, which has send object command to send a *.snp report in email object, I want to include some more attachments. On click event should get the files from a local drive and attach to email message along with report.
Could some body help me towards this point?
I am using Access 2007 and I am trying to create an attachemnt type field in a table. Yet when I select the types of Data Types, attachement is not an option. Can you possibly tell me why?
Thank you
Sorry...attached the wrong file. Here it is again.
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Private Sub cmdSendEmail_Click()
DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , cboEmail.Value, , , "Commission Request", "A new commission request has been submitted."
End Sub
How can I do it??
Thanks
Hello Everyone,
My Situation: I have a form which merges with a table of 123 Names & Addresses. The only thing these records have in common is an ID #. And the name of the company the ID Number belong to.
Now what I need to do is send in an Email the ID# and Company that the ID# belong to.
Here is an example: Toys R US #45
In the records there is "Gi Joy"
"XBOX"
But they all are connected to the #45
When I try to send from the form I get a table as an attachment with all of the records in excel format when using the following code:
DoCmd.SendObject acSendForm, "frmPeople", acFormatHTML, "sample@aol.com", , , "ID# Information"
I need to send just the ID# in a table but not as an attachment in Outlook. I have looked for examples and I seen none anywhere.
If I could just send a table with one row and nothing but the ID# Information, I would be so happy...
I have this code for email function from form of DB
Private Sub Email_Click()
On Error GoTo Err_mail_Click
Dim stDocName As String
stDocName = "TRANSMITTALGEN"
DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport, stDocName, acFormatSNP, Me.ClientEmailID, Me.UMLEmailID, , Me.Subject, Me.Message
Exit_mail_Click:
Exit Sub
Err_mail_Click:
MsgBox Err.Description
Resume Exit_mail_Click
End Sub
As can be seen there is one report which gets attached to email message. But here I want to have one condition, means if
[Forms]![frmLogon]![Project]="P-159" then this attachment is ok else [Forms]![frmLogon]![Project]="P-172" then it should change stDocName to another report.
Any help plz.
Hi all
We have been using
Docmd.Sendobject, "name", acformatrtf, to, cc etc
Is there any way to have a form within access just like a compose format wherein we have option to attach files?
i have a form that i want to add the new document but when i want to add the new document i will get this error message: attachments cannot be added to new rows until the rows have been commited to the server, commit the row first and then try to attach the document again.
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What I would like is to have it appear like this
1 aunt sally a.jpg; b.jpg; c.jpg
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FollowHyperlink "C:Our FoldersBWMCJuly Donors Email.docx", , True, True
This mailmerge document draws its personal information from a query in my database. And sends off personal emails to a number of donors.
I want to attach a personal document called 'Allocations.docx' which is also a mailmerge document drawing its personal information from the same query. How can I automate the attachment of this document to the email so that each donor gets their own email plus their own attachment?
Can something be added to the existing line of VB which will do what I want? If so, what do I need to add?
I have been searching the forums about how to send an email using a mail merge Word document with attachments and have not found a way to accomplish this. There are numerous posts on haw to send email using the SendObject function with attachments but I really need to use a Word mail merge to satisfy the requirements set forth by my superiors.
The database uses a query to pull the list of recipients. The query contains the name, email address and a few other informational items that need to be put in mail merge. I also need to attach a second 5 page Word document. At this point, I don’t care if I have to deal with the Outlook security or not, I only have about 20 a day to send but if there is a way to get around it, that would be cool.
Would it be possible to create a Report that looks the same as the mail merge document and send it to each of the recipients from the query and attach the document to that email?
I am running up against a deadline that is fast approaching and any help would be greatly appreciated.:(
Hi,
I posted a question the other day http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=143027 about not being able to open an Access 2003 database in Access 2007. It was asking for a password when I hadn't set one.
I gave up on that, started from scratch at home on Access 2007 last night and then saved the database in Access 2003 format. Took it to work on my USB drive today - where we use Access 2003 SP3 - tried to open it and had a message pop up saying that the database was an unrecognised format, or words to that effect. This is bugging the heck outta me!
I'm really beginning to suspect there is a problem with Access at work. Our IT guy downloaded the hotfix suggested by Moniker, but I can't see if it made any difference.
I've taken a fresh copy of my A2007 database, saved it in A2003 format again and attached it as zipped file below. Can someone just please see if it opens properly on their PC? It's very rough and ready as I only spent about an hour on it last night, but I just need someone to tell me if they can see the tables, forms etc.
- If you CAN open it, then I've got some evidence that there's a problem at work and can maybe talk our IT dept into a reinstall (or a new PC)
- If you CAN'T open it, then I must be doing somethnig wrong here and I'd really appreciate further advice.
Thank you very much for your help.
I have a button when pressed that it sends an email from lotus notes and inputs relevant text etc, however I seem to be struggling on how to have an attachment sent with the email. So everytime the button is pressed it will attach a word document.
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Checked with the Datasheet view, there it is, tried to click on the field , the dialog box appeared. cool
The strange part is when I want to put an attachment field in a form , there were no sub fields only one word "Attachment", there is no + or - .
I tried to add the field to the form so I can add attachments, but it stayed there like a normal field.
why my attachment field do not carry the sub fields of attachment like attachment-FileData, attachment-FileType and attachment -File Name.
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