Miyahn, 4/18/2006,6:12:44 PM, wrote:

"badgolferman" wrote in message

Yes, but a little tricky way.
See this post.

outgoing email with bcc copy automatically


Please send me the Google Groups link to this article or a different
format. I cannot get the above link to work.

You can search on Google Groups by subject or message id.
" outgoing email with bcc copy automatically" or


But the last line of HTA should be,
/form/body/html

I would be happy if some one verify my HTA's functionality on English
environments.

I have finally found your message. It appears the bulk of it is a .vbs
script. There are also some instructions before the script. Tell me
if I am reading your instructions correctly.

1. Create new account for test purpose.
2. Copy that gobbledy-gook into a text file and save as filename.vbs
3. Run script and follow prompts.

I am willing to be your test subject for the English version of XP/OE
but I want to make sure I get the instructions correctly. P.S. What is
a HTA?

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"badgolferman" wrote in message
I have finally found your message. It appears the bulk of it is a .vbs
script. There are also some instructions before the script. Tell me
if I am reading your instructions correctly.

1. Create new account for test purpose.
2. Copy that gobbledy-gook into a text file and save as filename.vbs

Save a text file as "AddBccOE.hta"
(This file name has been written in comment line.)

3. Run script and follow prompts.

I am willing to be your test subject for the English version of XP/OE
but I want to make sure I get the instructions correctly. P.S. What is
a HTA?

HTA is the html application hosted by mshta.exe.

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Microsoft MVP for Microsoft Office - Excel(Jan 2006 - Dec 2006)

Miyahn, 4/18/2006,11:34:12 PM, wrote:

HTA is the html application hosted by mshta.exe.

"An error has occured in the script on this page.
Line 70
Char 3
Unable to open registry key HKCU\Identities\{insert
number}\Software\Microsoft\Internet account Manager\accounts\\smtp
email address for reading
Code 0

replace the text

{insert number}

with the correct number of your outlook express identity

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"badgolferman" wrote in message
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Miyahn, 4/18/2006,11:34:12 PM, wrote:

HTA is the html application hosted by mshta.exe.

"An error has occured in the script on this page.
Line 70
Char 3
Unable to open registry key HKCU\Identities\{insert
number}\Software\Microsoft\Internet account Manager\accounts\\smtp
email address for reading
Code 0

AlmostBob, 4/19/2006,7:04:47 PM, wrote:

replace the text

{insert number}

with the correct number of your outlook express identity

It was there, I just didn't feel like writing it all into the post. A
32 alpha-numeric number.

"badgolferman" wrote in message
"An error has occured in the script on this page.
Line 70
Char 3
Unable to open registry key HKCU\Identities\{insert
number}\Software\Microsoft\Internet account Manager\accounts\\smtp
email address for reading

Sorry, I was inserting one extra "\".

Change the line in the Init sub-procedure from
Key = Root & MainKey & "\" & aSubKey & "\"
to
Key = Root & MainKey & "\" & aSubKey

But, besides, there may be another cause because an error is supposed to occur
in the Init sub-procedure as well if this is a cause of the error.

# In my environments, extra "\" cause no error.
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Miyahn, 4/19/2006, 9:18:23 PM,
wrote:

"badgolferman" wrote in message

"An error has occured in the script on this page.
Line 70
Char 3
Unable to open registry key HKCU\Identities\{insert
number}\Software\Microsoft\Internet account Manager\accounts\\smtp
email address for reading

Sorry, I was inserting one extra "\".

Change the line in the Init sub-procedure from
Key = Root & MainKey & "\" & aSubKey & "\"
to
Key = Root & MainKey & "\" & aSubKey

But, besides, there may be another cause because an error is supposed
to occur in the Init sub-procedure as well if this is a cause of the
error.

# In my environments, extra "\" cause no error.

The change has made it work. However I never got to choose an identity
to apply it to. It applied it to my default account. How may I remove
this change if I choose? Do I run the program again anf press the DEL
button?

"badgolferman" wrote in message
Change the line in the Init sub-procedure from
Key = Root & MainKey & "\" & aSubKey & "\"
to
Key = Root & MainKey & "\" & aSubKey

The change has made it work. However I never got to choose an identity
to apply it to. It applied it to my default account.

Did you set proper email address to the new account before testing ?
Is the new account included in the drop down list of "Account"?

How may I remove
this change if I choose? Do I run the program again anf press the DEL
button?

Yes.

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Miyahn (Masataka Miya****a) JPN
Microsoft MVP for Microsoft Office - Excel(Jan 2006 - Dec 2006)

Miyahn, 4/20/2006,3:53:41 PM, wrote:

The change has made it work. However I never got to choose an
identity to apply it to. It applied it to my default account.

Did you set proper email address to the new account before testing ?
Is the new account included in the drop down list of "Account"?

I created a new identity but not a new e-mail account. So the drop
down menu only had one choice in there. I presume the program goes by
accounts.

Regardless, it seems to be working fine and I commend you on your
little utility. Thank you for sharing it with us.

"badgolferman" wrote in message
I created a new identity but not a new e-mail account. So the drop
down menu only had one choice in there. I presume the program goes by
accounts.

Regardless, it seems to be working fine and I commend you on your
little utility. Thank you for sharing it with us.

I am very glad to hear this.
Thank you for testing.

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Miyahn (Masataka Miya****a) JPN
Microsoft MVP for Microsoft Office - Excel(Jan 2006 - Dec 2006)