I've created a script to encrypt/decrypt files prior to emailing as attachments. Yes, there are better options, but I'm stuck with what I'm dealt.
Anyhow, after encrypting, I'd like to do the exact same thing as if I right-clicked the file and went to Send To > Mail Recipient. In other words, open a new message in the default email client with the file attached.
Yes, I saw _InetSmtpMailCom, but I'd like to avoid SMTP.
I can implement this with either the Outlook or OutlookEx UDFs, but in the unlikely event that it's run from a different machine without Outlook, I'd still like it to work.
Surely there's a way to hook into the MAPI call or whatever it is that makes that Mail Recipient link work? Right?
Anyhow, after encrypting, I'd like to do the exact same thing as if I right-clicked the file and went to Send To > Mail Recipient. In other words, open a new message in the default email client with the file attached.
Yes, I saw _InetSmtpMailCom, but I'd like to avoid SMTP.
I can implement this with either the Outlook or OutlookEx UDFs, but in the unlikely event that it's run from a different machine without Outlook, I'd still like it to work.
Surely there's a way to hook into the MAPI call or whatever it is that makes that Mail Recipient link work? Right?