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October 16th 06, 03:37 PM
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Emailing a form
I have created a custom form using the Post form. On the form, users will
select a recipient. I want that recipient to receive an email when the form is posted. I have the following code. How do I get it to email the selected recipient? I don't want to hard-code an email address in the code because the recipient will vary. Function Item_Write() Set newItem = Application.CreateItem(0) With newItem ..To = ??? ..Subject = "New On-Site Visit Report" ..Body = "There is a new On-Site Visit Report for you to view." ..Send End With End Function 
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