I think you'd better create a new module and test the Lotus Notes code there
first to make sure you know how to use it. Afterwards, if you place it as an
event for a button and it doesn't work, you know it's nothing to do with the
lotus notes code and this makes it easier for isolating the problems.
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No I haven't done that yet. I am not really sure how to test the code
before inserting it into the VBA behind the form. Do I need to creat
a module and then test independently? I am new at this level of code
work in VBA, so my learning curve is a bit steep right now.
Thanks for all the help,
Scott
"Herbert Chan" <he*****@chan.com> wrote in message
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Have you tried running the code manually by pressing F5? have you tested
the send Lotus Notes module before placing it as the click event for the
button?
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No Reponse means I don't get any error messages or any activity.
Almost like nothing is there.
Scott
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