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    Excel and Outlook Integration For email sending with signature file

    Hello,

    Every time I send an email through outlook, I have it designed so a signature appears at the bottom stating my name, department, etc...

    I wanted to integrate outlook and excel for easier email sending.

    I used the following thread to create my email application...

    http://www.excelfox.com/forum/f2/exc...u-outlook-142/

    The only issue now is the signature does not appear at the bottom.

    Is there a way I can use the html signature file at the bottom of my email?

    Thanks!

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    I figured it out...

    Instead of programming a separate .html file for the signature and the program to capture, I opted to go with a sendkey method

    Here's my code...

    'Goes to the end of the current email (so signature appears at the bottom)
    SendKeys "{PGDN}", True

    'Goes to the insert tab in the toolbar
    SendKeys "%i"

    'Selects the signature
    SendKeys "s"

    'Press enter to insert the signature
    SendKeys "~"


    Hope this helps everyone...


    Thanks!

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