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Par2: Calling Outlook using OLE 2000-04-04 -- Jim Kane Here is a very simple program to send mail. For showing I put a send
button and called the display method where noramally from a program I
would just call the send method.
program
map
end
Window WINDOW('outlook'),AT(,,119,100),SYSTEM,GRAY,DOUBLE
OLE,AT(20,6,80,20),USE(?Ole1)
END
BUTTON('Send'),AT(33,79,45,14),USE(?Button1),DISABLE
END
citem cstring(20)
code
open(window)
accept
If event()=event:openwindow
?ole1{prop:create}='outlook.application'
cItem=?ole1{'createItem(0)'}
if citem[1]<>'`' then
Message('no mail item created - error')
else
?ole1{citem&'.to'} ='peder@pg-d.com'
?Ole1{citem&'.from'}='jkane@satx.rr.com'
?ole1{citem&'.subject'}='test message'
?ole1{citem&'.body'}='text message'
?ole1{citem&'.display'} !for testing only
enable(?button1)
end
end
if event()=event:accepted then
?ole1{citem&'.send'}
end
if event()=event:closewindow then
if citem[1]='`' then
?ole1{prop:release}=citem
clear(citem)
end
?ole1{'quit'}
end
end
close(window)
Bob Brooker adds:
to add to Jim's example, you can find the exact properties and methods for
all of the Office Applications at http://msdn.microsoft.com/resources/libraries.asp
there are too many to enum here.
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