Using data from form1 on form2
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I know this is probably a basic question, but here goes. I am building a Windows form based application. I have a form1 that opens up, users enter information, then I would like to e-mail the selected information from some selected textbox's using another form2. Or is it easier to email the data from the textboxs without a form? A second minor problem is how do you eliminate the Microsoft Outlook message that pops up when activating the Outlook application from within VB.NET? Thank you,:confused: LWhite
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I know this is probably a basic question, but here goes. I am building a Windows form based application. I have a form1 that opens up, users enter information, then I would like to e-mail the selected information from some selected textbox's using another form2. Or is it easier to email the data from the textboxs without a form? A second minor problem is how do you eliminate the Microsoft Outlook message that pops up when activating the Outlook application from within VB.NET? Thank you,:confused: LWhite
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I know this is probably a basic question, but here goes. I am building a Windows form based application. I have a form1 that opens up, users enter information, then I would like to e-mail the selected information from some selected textbox's using another form2. Or is it easier to email the data from the textboxs without a form? A second minor problem is how do you eliminate the Microsoft Outlook message that pops up when activating the Outlook application from within VB.NET? Thank you,:confused: LWhite
The only other way you can eliminate the Outlook security message is by using Outlook Redemption[^] instead of creating standard Outlook classes. "Democracy is two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner" - Ross Edbert Sydney, Australia
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why not just email from form1? I don't think you can eliminate the Outlook Message using VB.Net. You will have to use Extended MAPI. There is an article on code project that is done in C++. Search for Extended Mapi and you will find it. Mike Lasseter
I thought about just emailing form1, but it has a lot more detail than I need to mail. The second form is streamlined down to only a few data elements. I may have to simplify it even more. Thank you, LWhite