MsoEnvelope Object - PowerPoint

Provides access to functionality that lets you send documents as e-mail messages directly from Microsoft Office applications.

Remarks

Use the MailEnvelope property of the Document object, Chart object or Worksheet object (depending on the application you are using) to return a MsoEnvelope object.

Example
The following example sends the active Microsoft Word document as an e-mail message to the e-mail address that you pass to the subroutine.

Visual Basic for Applications

Visual Basic for Applications
Sub SendMail(ByVal strRecipient As String) 'Use a With...End With block to reference the MsoEnvelope object. With Application.ActiveDocument.MailEnvelope 'Add some introductory text before the body of the e-mail. .Introduction = "Please read this and send me your comments." 'Return a Microsoft Outlook MailItem object that 'you can use to send the document. With .Item 'All of the mail item settings are saved with the document. 'When you add a recipient to the Recipients collection 'or change other properties, these settings persist. .Recipients.Add strRecipient .Subject = "Here is the document." 'The body of this message will be 'the content of the active document. .Send End With End With End Sub

Sub SendMail(ByVal strRecipient As String) 'Use a With...End With block to reference the MsoEnvelope object. With Application.ActiveDocument.MailEnvelope 'Add some introductory text before the body of the e-mail. .Introduction = "Please read this and send me your comments." 'Return a Microsoft Outlook MailItem object that 'you can use to send the document. With .Item 'All of the mail item settings are saved with the document. 'When you add a recipient to the Recipients collection 'or change other properties, these settings persist. .Recipients.Add strRecipient .Subject = "Here is the document." 'The body of this message will be 'the content of the active document. .Send End With End With End Sub

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