I have a macro in Excel that picks up information and sends an email with that information in the body of the message. The creation of the email and send parts are working. I found the following line of code to get around the security message:
SendKeys "%{s}", True
The problem is that some of the computers in which this macro will be installed have automatic spellcheck on send set in Outlook. Due to the nature of the email, this will always trigger the spellcheck on those computers since part of the information is the name of a company and several items that are run together. Is there a way to bypass the spellcheck using VBA code?
Thanks for any information.
rceddy
SendKeys "%{s}", True
The problem is that some of the computers in which this macro will be installed have automatic spellcheck on send set in Outlook. Due to the nature of the email, this will always trigger the spellcheck on those computers since part of the information is the name of a company and several items that are run together. Is there a way to bypass the spellcheck using VBA code?
Thanks for any information.
rceddy