Send Email Using CDO in Microsoft Access Instead of DoCmd.SendObject and Outlook, Part 4

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to log sent emails in your contacts table using a record set. You will learn how to log email details such as customer, description, contact date, and notes in your database after sending the email. This is part 4.

Silver Members & up get access to an Extended Cut of this video. In the extended cut, we will cover additional features for sending emails from Access. I will show you how to add cc, bcc, and reply-to fields, send HTML-formatted emails, add attachments, and export a PDF from your database to attach to an email.

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