[JVT9384]

I made a form in word. What I want is that when someone clicks the submit
button, to have the information e-mail to me and then have the person viewing
the page directed to a different page. I cannot figure out how to ask the
button to do both. Any ideas?

[Kevin Porter]

I am having the same problem. I changed the action of the button to mailto,
but it simply opens outlook without the form attached. I actually don;t care
about redirecting to a new page, I just need a current copy of the form
e-mailed. I added the submit button using the toolbar, I am using office
2003.

"JVT9384" wrote:

I made a form in word. What I want is that when someone clicks the submit
button, to have the information e-mail to me and then have the person viewing
the page directed to a different page. I cannot figure out how to ask the
button to do both. Any ideas?

[Bob]

Draw a command button
on view code:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Options.SendMailAttach = True
ActiveDocument.SendMail
End Sub

"Kevin Porter" wrote:

I am having the same problem. I changed the action of the button to mailto,
but it simply opens outlook without the form attached. I actually don;t care
about redirecting to a new page, I just need a current copy of the form
e-mailed. I added the submit button using the toolbar, I am using office
2003.

"JVT9384" wrote:

I made a form in word. What I want is that when someone clicks the submit
button, to have the information e-mail to me and then have the person viewing
the page directed to a different page. I cannot figure out how to ask the
button to do both. Any ideas?