Hi All
I am having a senior moment (I know "only one?").
I have been through the External function before but for the life of me
can't remember how and where to use it.
I have a form which creates an Excel file and then prints it to a PDF
using PdfCreator.
The code for reference is:
pdfjob = ""
pdfjob = CREATEOBJECT("PDFCreator.clsPDFCreator")
pdfjob.cOption("UseAutosave") = 1
pdfjob.cOption("UseAutosaveDirectory") = 1
pdfjob.cOption("AutosaveDirectory") = "C:\PurchaseOrders\PDFs\"
pdfjob.cOption("AutosaveFilename") = lcFileName
pdfjob.cOption("AutosaveFormat") = 0
pdfjob.cClearCache
Then it takes the PDF and Emails it using an fll from Craig Boyd called
"vfpexmapi.fll"
The code for the fll is:
#DEFINE FLLPATH "c:\purchaseorders\libs\"
Public goMapiEvent
Local lcAttachment, lcHTML, lcRTF, lcText
Set Library To Locfile(FLLPATH + "vfpexmapi.fll")
*****************************
*!* Send Text Email
*****************************
m.lcText = "Here's a sample MK Purchase Order."
*!* ?"Sending Text Email"
EMCreateMessage(m.lcText ,lcMessage,IMPORTANCE_NORMAL)
EMAddRecipient(lcEmailAddress, MAPI_TO)
*!* More recipients could be added here
*!* m.lcAttachment = "C:\PO EXCEL FILES\1234 19TH, SEPTEMBER 2007 -
SEA.pdf"
EMAddAttachment(lcAttachment)
*!* More attachments could be added here
EMSend(.T.)
SET LIBRARY TO
RELEASE goMapiEvent
Everything works fine in development mode.
But When I compile I get the following errors.
Form c:\purchaseorders\forms\orderentry.scx has the following errors:
Unknown EMCREATEMESSAGE - Undefined
Unknown EMADDRECIPIENT - Undefined
Unknown EMADDATTACHMENT - Undefined
Unknown EMSEND - Undefined
Help please
Peter Hart
Peter Hart Computers
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