In Windows Explorer, copying a file (right-click... copy, ctrl-c, etc.) then pasting into an e-mail inserts that file as an attachment.
Is there anyway this can be accomplished using VBA?
At the moment my VBA code sends the file and path name of the file to send as a string to the clipboard, then the user uses "Insert.... File" in the e-mail message to insert it as an attachment. I want them to be able to just paste in the new e-mail window and have the file be attached.
Is there anyway this can be accomplished using VBA?
At the moment my VBA code sends the file and path name of the file to send as a string to the clipboard, then the user uses "Insert.... File" in the e-mail message to insert it as an attachment. I want them to be able to just paste in the new e-mail window and have the file be attached.
