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August 14th 06, 03:11 PM
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MailItem Attachments Inconsistency
Outlook 2002:
Attachments to a Mailitem object are not attached when the code runs at normal speed, but are attached if I place a Break on the Display line (last line in code snippet below) and press F8 to execute the Display statement in step mode. Although the MailItem is saved before attaching the attachments, I'm still getting this inconsistent result. It seems like a timing issue, but DoEvents doesn't help. Any clues please? Very many thanks. Regards Geoff Dim objMI as Outlook.MailItem Dim objATTACHMENTS as Outlook.Attachments Set objMI = mobjOL.CreateItem(olMailItem) .... some objMI properties set here, like "To"... objMI.Save Set objATTACHMENTS = objMI.Attachments objATTACHMENTS.Add "PathNameToFile", olByValue objMI.Display 
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