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January 29th 08, 04:36 PM
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Variables passed into HTML from VBA for a boilerplate template
I am assuming like this:
Set itm = Application.CreateItemFromTemplate("C:\myfile.oft" ) itm.HTMLBody = Replace(itm.HTMLBody, "%name%", "customer_name") I found it in an old forum post of yours off of lockergnome, is that correct? "Nathan" wrote: All, I have a complex HTML e-mail message that I want to be able to customize using variable in VBA. I don't want to have to go through the entire HTML maessage and include in the the .htmlbody when creating a new message. I would perfer to somehow pass variables that are set via an input box and then pass them into the message in a template? Some variables are just text in the message with HTML formatting and some variables are text+part of a hyplerlink. Does anyone know wuick way to achieve this, I am just spinning my wheels... 
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