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JPawlak April 3rd 06 05:53 AM

OWA mailto links
 
Is it possible to specify more than just the To address in a new OWA message?
I know that when I do

that will open up a new OWA message with
as the To address,
but is it also possible to specify the subject/body of a message too? I have
tried adding &subject=Test but that does not work.

Thank you in advance.
JPawlak

William Lefkovics [MVP] April 3rd 06 06:36 AM

OWA mailto links
 
In mailto: syntax commas are used to separate addresses. You might try
that.

Also should
&subject=Test
Be
?subject=Test

Then

?&body=yourmessagehere

I can't test this right now, but I am thinking formal mailto: syntax.

"JPawlak" wrote in message
...
Is it possible to specify more than just the To address in a new OWA
message?
I know that when I do

that will open up a new OWA message with
as the To
address,
but is it also possible to specify the subject/body of a message too? I
have
tried adding &subject=Test but that does not work.

Thank you in advance.
JPawlak



William Lefkovics [MVP] April 3rd 06 06:42 AM

OWA mailto links
 
It looks like OWA wants semicolons for multiple TO: addresses:
http://blogs.technet.com/kclemson/ar.../13/53822.aspx

"JPawlak" wrote in message
...
Is it possible to specify more than just the To address in a new OWA
message?
I know that when I do

that will open up a new OWA message with
as the To
address,
but is it also possible to specify the subject/body of a message too? I
have
tried adding &subject=Test but that does not work.

Thank you in advance.
JPawlak



JPawlak April 3rd 06 03:02 PM

OWA mailto links
 
According to that article, it is not possible to pass a subject/body to OWA:
"no, that is not possible with OWA URL commands today." I guess I have to try
and find another way for users to easily send a predetermined message.

Thanks for help.
JPawlak

"William Lefkovics [MVP]" wrote:

It looks like OWA wants semicolons for multiple TO: addresses:
http://blogs.technet.com/kclemson/ar.../13/53822.aspx

"JPawlak" wrote in message
...
Is it possible to specify more than just the To address in a new OWA
message?
I know that when I do

that will open up a new OWA message with
as the To
address,
but is it also possible to specify the subject/body of a message too? I
have
tried adding &subject=Test but that does not work.

Thank you in advance.
JPawlak



William Lefkovics [MVP] April 3rd 06 03:19 PM

OWA mailto links
 
Yep. :o(

KC's word is gospel in my book.

"JPawlak" wrote in message
...
According to that article, it is not possible to pass a subject/body to
OWA:
"no, that is not possible with OWA URL commands today." I guess I have to
try
and find another way for users to easily send a predetermined message.

Thanks for help.
JPawlak

"William Lefkovics [MVP]" wrote:

It looks like OWA wants semicolons for multiple TO: addresses:
http://blogs.technet.com/kclemson/ar.../13/53822.aspx

"JPawlak" wrote in message
...
Is it possible to specify more than just the To address in a new OWA
message?
I know that when I do

that will open up a new OWA message with
as the To
address,
but is it also possible to specify the subject/body of a message too? I
have
tried adding &subject=Test but that does not work.

Thank you in advance.
JPawlak





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