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MapiSendMail class for Visual FoxPro application

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Based on Simple MAPI functions this Custom class allows sending email messages from your default email client to multiple recipients with file attachments.

The interface:
PROCEDURE AddRecipient(lcRcpName, lcRcpAddr)
PROCEDURE AddAttachment(lcFilename)
PROCEDURE SndMessage

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8175 bytes  
Created: 2002-11-18 13:03:31  
Modified: 2011-12-10 09:20:22  
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Listed functions:
GlobalAlloc
GlobalFree
GlobalSize
MAPISendMail
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My comment:
Although the Sender object is presented, it looks like it is not supported -- an email Sender is always the default address of the local email client.

Be sure that all attached files are accessible at the moment when you are invoking the MAPISendMail function.

This class does not use MAPILogon and MAPILogoff functions (hSession=0). In this case -- it is called an implicit logon -- the MAPI session is temporary. The implicit session opened for the call is closed by the time the call returns.

Tested on Windows XP Home Edition, Outlook Express 6.

#kwd: sln_sendemail.
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Simple MAPI
attachments
email messages
sending email messages
MAPI Session
Outlook Express
multiple recipients
default email client
email client
attached files
implicit session
email sender
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User Contributed Notes:
A.M. | 2006-07-31 10:33:41
nPosition is now populated in TAttachment.InitAttachment method.
burrowj@ozemail.com.au | 2006-07-31 21:28:45
Another thing to keep in mind.

If you are adding attachments. You must have at least one character in the body of your e-mail or the send function will fail
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