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November 24th 09, 09:22 PM
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Turn application visibility off
I'm writing some VBA code in Excel that needs to send data to Word and then
send out the Word documents as attachments to emails. In Word VBA I can say something like Application.Visible=False and this will create the documents in the background without the user seeing everything happening. When it comes to send the emails, the email pops up on the screen before it sends out. I can't find a Visible-equivalent method for the Outlook application. Is there a way to set Outlook or the mailitem object to not display itself? 
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