Converting VBA language referencing LotusNotes to language referencing Outlook

[adubberkegreen]

Hello. I need some help from some VBA experts.

Ideally what I'm trying to do is replace the commands for LotusNotes with commands for Outlook. For privacy reasons, I've redacted some of the indentifiable information, namely the email address to which the test email would be sent and the file path where the files are found.

I don't know if what I'm attempting to do is possible as everything I've read says the conversion from LotusNotes to Outlook is complicated, and I'm pretty novice, but any help you can provide will be very appreciated.



Thanks!

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