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Hmmmm I've been working on this problem sethuramanV and I get it all to work, the only problem is figuring out at which point in the string to insert the text that has been moved. Using MousePosition, you can get the cursor's physical location on the screen, but that doesn't tell you where in the string the cursor is. Can anyone else help as this now has me intrigued as well. Come on there must be something simple that I'm missing here!

Hey there. Personally I think the easiest way is get the email address from the db as a string. Add a reference to the Microsoft Outlook Object Library (the version will depend on what version of Outlook you run). This works for me - I'm running Outlook 2002 (sp2) Dim x As Outlook.MailItem Dim ol As New Outlook.Application x = ol.CreateItem(Outlook.OlItemType.olMailItem) x.To = "mydknight25@hotmail.com" 'Insert your email address here x.Subject = "hello" x.Body = "waahahaha" x.Send() tadaaaa Don't forget to clean up afterwards.

Documents... arg Heyo boys. Been so long since I was last here I had to re-register, alas, life is cruel sometimes. I'm currently working on a Document Management app for the FMCG (fast moving consumer goods. ie milk, bread) industry. The first part using vb.net mass scans & cleans invoices and POD's. Then it uploads them to the Exchange server. The second part is a aspx portal that digitally verifies the signatures are authentic (lots of fraud here in SA I'm afraid) and puts them through a workflow and stores them eventually in the right place, ready for queries (which the portal also handles). Personally, I'm just working on a small thingy to keep track of my MP3's and upload them to my mp3 player.