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Hi,
is there a way to find out how and where my custom form information is stripped when travelling along the Internet from an Exchange 2003 organization to another ? I have this working between our prod & lab exchange 2003 environments but not between 2 production environments. Is there a setting in Exchange 2003 ? An alternative for me would be that i send the filled in fields as text to the recipient, but when I test this in our lab with the following code I still receive the RTF form instead of the text... Sub CommandButton2_Click() Set objNewItem = Item.Forward objNewItem.BodyFormat = 1 objNewItem.To = "Tracy Chapman" objNewItem.Recipients.ResolveAll InfoPage = "------------------------- INFO -----------------------" & vbCrLf InfoPage = InfoPage & iAffUserSingle objNewItem.body = InfoPage objNewItem.Send End Sub Any ideas ? |
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wrote: is there a way to find out how and where my custom form information is stripped when travelling along the Internet from an Exchange 2003 organization to another ? The way that you ensure that the TNEF wrapper is used is to set the format of the mail item to rtf. Usually this is done in the contact item. Open the contact item of your recipient, select the email address you will be using, right-click it, and choose properties. In pre-2003 versions of Outlook, there is a check-box on the bottom of the properties panel that is labeled "always send to this recipient using rtf", or some such. Make sure that check box is checked. In OL2003, this has been moved to a formatting drop-down list. Select the one that is about rtf. Then save and close the item. -- Hollis Paul Mukilteo, WA USA |
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Instead of creating objNewItem with Item.Forward, you'd need to use Application.CreateItem to create a completely new item untainted by a custom form. Fixing it that way will probably be a lot faster and likely to succeed than trying to get the servers to all preserve RTF; but if you want to fiddle with the servers, I think I have some notes at http://www.outlookcode.com/d/sendform.htm that may help.
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003 http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx wrote in message ups.com... Hi, is there a way to find out how and where my custom form information is stripped when travelling along the Internet from an Exchange 2003 organization to another ? I have this working between our prod & lab exchange 2003 environments but not between 2 production environments. Is there a setting in Exchange 2003 ? An alternative for me would be that i send the filled in fields as text to the recipient, but when I test this in our lab with the following code I still receive the RTF form instead of the text... Sub CommandButton2_Click() Set objNewItem = Item.Forward objNewItem.BodyFormat = 1 objNewItem.To = "Tracy Chapman" objNewItem.Recipients.ResolveAll InfoPage = "------------------------- INFO -----------------------" & vbCrLf InfoPage = InfoPage & iAffUserSingle objNewItem.body = InfoPage objNewItem.Send End Sub Any ideas ? |
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