Doug is away at the moment, but I have cross posted this message to his
private e-mail address. If he is able to receive mail at present he will not
doubt get back to you. If you mail me via my web site link, I will post a
GIF of the references I have checked here in case there is some conflict.
The macro works fine for me.
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Eric Linkugel wrote:
Thanks for the reply again Graham. Actually I looked into the
references and this was already checked, and towards the top.
-Eric
"Graham Mayor" wrote:
You appear to have omitted the 'Preparations'
"To run the macro in this procedure it is necessary to set a
reference to the Microsoft Office Outlook Object Library. You do
this from within the Visual Basic Editor, by selecting References
from the Tool menu and then checking the item Microsoft Office
Outlook ##.0 Object Library (where ## is the Outlook version
number)."
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Eric Linkugel wrote:
The error says: "Compile error: user-defined type not defined"
The section of code that is highlighted is
"Dim oOutlookApp as Outlook.Application"
"Graham Mayor" wrote:
This is a Word macro (not Outlook). What is the flagged error line
when you debug the code?
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Eric Linkugel wrote:
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I experienced the same error
message that another user did when running the listed macro. It
doesn't follow through. I created the catalogue, and followed the
directions, but the macro seems to cause a runtime error every
time. The instructions might need a little clarifying. I may be
running the macro from the wrong program, but I tried running it
from both the Outlook macro command and the Word macro command.
Both gave me errors. Are there some steps missing from the
instructions to make it more clear? Have you been able to get
this to work? Thanks, -Eric
"Graham Mayor" wrote:
Eric Linkugel wrote:
I am trying to use Word to send emails as a mail merge, and
using contacts from an Excel file. I am not quite sure how to
send any document as an attachment as you would in Outlook. For
example, if I want to add a PDF file as an attachment to the
email, how do you do this in the word mail merge setting?
See the article prepared by fellow MVP Doug Robbins at
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/MailMerge/...ttachments.htm
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My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org