Access - Emailing

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Access - Emailing

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by - delegate Lisa [22 posts] (2008 Jun 8 Sun, 17:25) Reply

How do you programme a button to email a report to various people in access?

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RE: Access - Emailing

by - trainer Jacob gold contributer [106 posts] (2008 Jun 9 Mon, 10:16) Reply

Hi Lisa

Thanks for your post. We may be able to help you with this in the form of consultancy work.

To ensure a successful outcome, we:

Identify the key objectives with you
Assign the most suitable trainer/consultant
Estimate the scope of work required
Agree final costing and description of work
Arrange suitable dates and development time (if required)

If you wish to progress this further, please let us know.

Regards

Jacob

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