July 2000
Intermediate to advanced
492 pages
14h 53m
English
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Name
AttachFile —
objNewMail
.AttachFile (
strSource
[,
strFileName
]
[,
lngEncodingSetting
] )
Synopsis
Embeds an attachment from a file into a mail message.
Parameters
-
strSource A string containing the pathname and filename of the file to embed
-
strFileName A string containing the name that will be displayed in the mail message to represent the embedded attachment
-
lngEncodingSetting A Long that can contain either of the following CDO constants:
-
CdoEncodingUUEncode (0) The attachment you embed in your message will be encoded in the UUEncode format. This is the default value.
-
cdoEncodingBase64 (1) The attachment you embed in your message will be encoded in the base 64 format.
-
Example
<%
' Dimension local variables.
Dim objNewMail
Dim strRecipList
' Instantiate a NewMail object.
Set objNewMail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
' Set the body string for the message.
objNewMail.Body = _
"Wow, this message takes just a few lines of code."
' Attach a file in the current message.
objNewMail.AttachFile "c:\Data\Proposal.doc", _
"Proposal.Doc", cdoEncodingBase64
' Send the message. For details about the Send method,
' see that section in this chapter.
objNewMail.Send "me@here.com","you@there.com", _
"This is the subject",,cdoHigh
%>Notes
If you set the MailFormat property of the NewMail object, you do not
have to include a lngEncodingSetting
parameter in your call to the AttachFile method.
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