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I noticed that if I do an "Open URL" instead, with "mailto:something", it creates an html email with stationery (in Outlook) |
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Finally, if I could also put html code in the contents of the email, that would be a plus. Thanks Adrian P.S. Please don't question the use of html email. It's not my choice. |
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I think you open or create your document in a html editor and copy and paste the html code into your email. |
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Bignoel wrote: I think you open or create your document in a html editor and copy and paste the html code into your email. Well, I need the recipient(s) to see the rendered html, not the source code. And I need it done from FileMaker (perhaps with the help of some other software that is free or that I can write). Adrian When you paste the source code into something like mailit, the recipient |
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