This feels like a 101 question, but my searching did not turn up an immediate answer.
I have a table that consists of records that were individually stored and emailed to the administrator.
Not every email arrived. I would like to be able to either re-send each email individually or use the table to re-create emails for each record and send those, either one at a time or en masse?
How can I do that?
Thanks.
I have a table that consists of records that were individually stored and emailed to the administrator.
Not every email arrived. I would like to be able to either re-send each email individually or use the table to re-create emails for each record and send those, either one at a time or en masse?
How can I do that?
Thanks.
Hi johnlanglois,
I don't remember it being asked before so not so 101.
How man email are there to send? If its twenty or so the it't probably simpler to do it my hand; if there are a hundred or more then I'd probably build a little form to read the table in a loop and send an email each time around. Note that you'd have to add some indicator to the table to show which ones to send.
Bob
I don't remember it being asked before so not so 101.
How man email are there to send? If its twenty or so the it't probably simpler to do it my hand; if there are a hundred or more then I'd probably build a little form to read the table in a loop and send an email each time around. Note that you'd have to add some indicator to the table to show which ones to send.
Bob
Thank you for the prompt reply.
Since time is a bit of an issue and there are only about 25 emails in the table, how do I get the system to send one or all again?
Since time is a bit of an issue and there are only about 25 emails in the table, how do I get the system to send one or all again?
Hi johnlanglois,
I know that this is probably far too late but I found this post today which has the answer to your question.
Bob
I know that this is probably far too late but I found this post today which has the answer to your question.
Bob
Actually, I had put that on the back burner because I needed time to think through the code to make that happen. You saved me a day of work and I am appreciative of your efforts.
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