Ah, I see why I missed that method. The message object you are dealing with there is a CDO message. I think that is the object used when talking directly to Exchange? I am using the Outlook MailItem object to send using Outlook. (sorry, should have been more specific!)...
The temporary text file was one avenue I tried, but I cannot set the property of the object to be a text file.
e.g.
chMailItem:HTMLBody = C:\mytextfile
I could write the HTML file and attach it, but that doesn't achieve the end product I need.
Also I cannot build the HTMLBody...
Thanks for the reply Lee,
Unfortunately the HTMLBody is a property of the MailItem and needs to be written to all in one.
chMailItem:HTMLBody = vHTMLString.
If I try:
chMailItem:HTMLBody = vHTMLString1 + vHTMLString2.
It doesn't work.
Besides, I'm not sure if Progress would allow such...
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