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Ok, well this should work: Where you want the link to be, put: <a href=&quot;website path&quot;>Website Name</a> That should create a link, whether or not you send it as html. Travis

One way is to send the file as an attachment by converting the text to html format and sending it: Open <path and filename> for Output as #1 ---your text here--- Close #1 Then send the file (whatever you named it) as an attachment. Or I guess you could just send it as plain text like usual...

That may be the case, but if it is, I'm not sure what it would be, possibly the registry? The programs I am trying to run are Microsoft SP2 updates. There are 25 of them, and they all update the registry keys in Windows XP. However, I wouldn't know how to prevent my program from continuously...

Thank you, this was very helpful.

Hi, I have created a project in Visual Basic 6, and the goal of this program was to automatically run (one at a time), files that I specified in a directory. Once it ran the application (using the shell command), I found the HWND values of the buttons such as 'I Agree', 'I Disagree', Next >...

I made a program in Visual Basic that did everything I needed it to. It found the HWND values, clicked the mouse, and everything was working fine. However, I ran into an unusual problem. There were 21 patches that I was trying to run, but when I ran into a certain patch (when 2 or 3 had been...

Hello, What I need to do is make a program that will run a Windows application and then send button (keyboard) commands (which I specify in the code), to the Windows application, eliminating the need for the user to get involved at all. An example: I want the c++ program to run the Windows...