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I have an email that I send often, just with some variable information. I would like to have a macro that creates the base information, then leaves the email open for me to change the variable parts. I tried using the basic vba formats then commenting out the .SEND to hopefully leave the email unsent - No Luck. Any ideas how I can leave it partly filled in, but unsent ?

Thanks. The code I used is shown below.

Bob

Code:

Sub Badge()

    Set OutProg = CreateObject("outlook.application")

    Set OutM = OutProg.CreateItem(OlItemType.olMailItem)

    With OutM

        .Subject = "Just testing."

        .To = "

        .Body = "Here we go"

Rem   .Send

    End With

End Sub

If this is running in the Outlook VBA project then use Application and don't
create a new Application object.

Comment out the Send() call and call the Display() method of the new mail
item.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm

"rfhall50" wrote in message
...

I have an email that I send often, just with some variable information.
I would like to have a macro that creates the base information, then
leaves the email open for me to change the variable parts. I tried
using the basic vba formats then commenting out the .SEND to hopefully
leave the email unsent - No Luck. Any ideas how I can leave it partly
filled in, but unsent ?

Thanks. The code I used is shown below.

Bob

Code:
--------------------

Sub Badge()
Set OutProg = CreateObject("outlook.application")
Set OutM = OutProg.CreateItem(OlItemType.olMailItem)
With OutM
.Subject = "Just testing."
.To = "
.Body = "Here we go"
Rem .Send
End With
End Sub

--------------------

--
rfhall50

Ken ...

Thank you for the reply. That is just what I needed.

Bob