E-Mail to Multiple Recipients Using Outlook Object

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By Candace Tripp (utter:angel) Access 2000 format

 

Sends e-mail to multiple recipients using the Outlook object and stores both the message and the addresses in the database.

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Created Date: 03-12-2016
Last Updated Date: 03-12-2016

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