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Attribute
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Syntax Example
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Description
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objCDO.To
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objCDO.To = "corinth@enfused.com"
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The "To" field of the email.
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objCDO.To
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objCDO.To = "corinth@enfused.com"
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The "To" field of the email.
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objCDO.From
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objCDO.From = "mailaddy@domain.com"
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The "From" field of the email.
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objCDO.CC
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objCDO.CC = "mail@foo.com"
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The "CC" or Carbon Copy field of the email.
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objCDO.BCC
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objCDO.BCC = "hiddenrecipient@foo.com"
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The "BCC" or Blind Carbon Copy field of the email. (The recipient
can't see the value of this field).
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objCDO.Subject
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objCDO.Subject = "My Email to You"
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The Subject of the email.
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objCDO.Body
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objCDO.Body = "I am the actual message"
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The actual email message or "body." It can be any string.
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objCDO.BodyFormat
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objCDO.BodyFormat = {1|0}
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Using BodyFormat = 1 will send your message as plain
text. Using 0 will send it in HTML.
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objCDO.MailFormat
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objCDO.MailFormat = {1|0}
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Using MailFormat = 1 will send your message as plain
text. Using 0 will send in MIME format - which basically
supplements the BodyFormat attribute set.
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objCDO.AttachURL
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objCDO.AttachURL "D:\IMAGES\TEST.GIF" , "TEST.GIF"
MsgBody = "<img src=TEST.GIF>"
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Attaches an image with your email. To insert inline, you must use
HTML as your BodyFormat.
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objCDO.AttachFile
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objCDO.AttachFile ("D:\ATTACHMENTS\MyFile.xls")
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Attaches the specified file to your email.
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objCDO.Send
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objCDO.Send
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Adding .Send to the object name will tell the server
to send the email.
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