Jerry wrote: > This is the code, below, for the function I'm using and although it will > allow me to create and send an e-mail, it is the sending part that is > causing me trouble. It pops up the e-mail window complete with all fields > filled out, including the body of the e-mail but it requires the user to > click on SEND to finally send it. > > I need to have no intervention at all and hope some one can help me achieve > this. > I feel the problem lies with the flags in this line of code....
You're testing with Outlook, aren't you? I think it was Outlook 2003 that changed the way it responds to commands from external programs. It no longer allows programs to send e-mail through it without the user knowing. I guess it's to prevent e-mail worms from propagating. There is a hack available that will disable Outlook's confirmation measures. I would frown upon, and probably uninstall, software that installed hacks on my computer, so I can't recommend that you rely on that patch to make your program work as you intend. Instead, you can send the e-mail from within your own program. The code you posted looked simple (much simpler than I thought MAPI would be, actually), but if you use Indy's SMTP component, it can be even simpler. Your program will need to know the user's SMTP settings -- which server to connect to, the user name, and the password. -- Rob _______________________________________________ Delphi mailing list -> [email protected] http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/delphi
