Is there some special undocumented procedure (or workaround) that can make a
Word mailto: command generate an email with not just prefilled subject, but
also prefilled message body?

I know how to do it with HTML, but the resulting code doesn't work right
when edited into an HTML Word.doc's Mailto: hyperlink source code. It
generates emails with SOME body text, but that text is always randomly,
abruptly-truncated and has garbage characters around all carriage returns.

Thanks,
-Bob

See the reply to your duplicate post in .office.misc newsgroup.

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"Bob" wrote in message
...
Is there some special undocumented procedure (or workaround) that
can make a
Word mailto: command generate an email with not just prefilled
subject, but
also prefilled message body?

I know how to do it with HTML, but the resulting code doesn't work
right
when edited into an HTML Word.doc's Mailto: hyperlink source code.
It
generates emails with SOME body text, but that text is always
randomly,
abruptly-truncated and has garbage characters around all carriage
returns.

Thanks,
-Bob

See response dated 5/5/27 in newsgroup, "microsoft.public.office.misc"


On 05/05/21 10:03 AM, in article BEB4B7F7."Bob" wrote:

Is there some special undocumented procedure (or workaround) that can make a
Word mailto: command generate an email with not just prefilled subject, but
also prefilled message body?

I know how to do it with HTML, but the resulting code doesn't work right
when edited into an HTML Word.doc's Mailto: hyperlink source code. It
generates emails with SOME body text, but that text is always randomly,
abruptly-truncated and has garbage characters around all carriage returns.

Thanks,
-Bob