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Use of Specific Mail Templates with @MailSend

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IAGH

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I have created an action for use with a form with the following formula.

SendTo:= @ProperCase(Originator)+"/";
Subject:= "Concerning your Request to the IT Dept. - Please follow the Link below";
@Command ([FileSave]);
@MailSend(to;"";"";Subject;"";"";[IncludeDoclink]);
@Command ([FileCloseWindow])

My problem is that my company uses a specific mail template and the formula above uses the default Notes template. How can I force the above formula to use my company's specific template?

I am a novice Notes user so any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in Advance

 
I am a bit confused. You state that the company uses a specific mail template. Therefor that template is now the default for the company.
The @mailsend function sends a memo. So, if the user opens the document, Notes uses the Memo form to display it.
Now the question seems to be : just what exactly was modified in the company template ?
Having some info on that might help to determine what to do.
 
Sorry, it's not a specific template it's a specific company letterhead - my mistake.
 
With @Mailsend you will not be able to define a letterhead. I would suggest building your memo in LScript. You can then include the letterhead parameter and send it off like a regular memo.
Of course, this solution requires a lot more work than @mailsend !
 
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