Sergey,
Now it works. Although.. I also had to remove the leading spaces. The space before "?Subject" caused an address with an extra trailing space in OE (not in Outlook). A space before "&Body" is less dangerous, but now left out by me anyway.
lcParm = "mailto:" + lcRecipient + ;
"?Subject=" + lcSubject + ;
"&Body=" + lcBody>Try
lcParm = "mailto:" + lcRecipient + ;
> " ?Subject=" + lcSubject + ;
> " &Body=" + lcBody
>
>>Hi All,
>>
>>Below is a part of a routine that prepares an e-mail.
>>
lcParm = "mailto:" + lcRecipient + ;
>> " &Subject=" + lcSubject + ;
>> " &Body=" + lcBody
>>
>>declare integer ShellExecute in shell32.dll ;
>> integer nWinHandle, ;
>> string cOperation, ;
>> string cFileName, ;
>> string cParameters, ;
>> string cDirectory, ;
>> integer nShowWindow
>>
>>lnResult = ShellExecute( 0, "Open", lcParm, "", "", 1 )
>>In Outlook the To, Subject and Body parts are beautifully filled. However, in Outlook Express (OE) they are all put in the To clause and the string still contains the ampersand &.
>>
>>Is anybody familiar with this? What can be done about it?
Groet,
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