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    mailto: with fields filled in for Outlook 2010

    Hi all,
    I'm trying to set up a mailto button that autofills information (for outlook 2010).

    I don't even know if it can be done, but I'd like it to attach a file also.
    The file is located in the directory: sheet 'Drive'
    Filename: sheet 'Drive' cell A1 - (cell does not have extension .pdf that it may need)

    The e-mail details are in sheet 'Drive'
    Title - B5
    Message - B6
    To - B7
    CC - B8.

    Any input greatly appreciated!

    Cheers

    Luke
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    Re: mailto: with fields filled in for Outlook 2010

    Here's an article that should answer all your questions.
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    Re: mailto: with fields filled in for Outlook 2010

    Something like this, adapted from Ron de Bruin's site, should work for you. I would encourage you to explore his site (http://www.rondebruin.nl/win/s1/outlook/bmail4.htm) for additional assistance.

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