Use the Open Email macro to open the user's email client and populate the recipient and subject of the email message.
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| The following example uses two macros, Eval and OpenEmail, to create an event that evaluates and pulls addresses from borrower and co-borrower email address fields and opens an email message with the subject "Your credit report is ready." | |
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| Macro,OpenEMail("joe@email.com,mary@email.com", "Your credit report is ready.") | |
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| This is an example of creating a custom event by combining macros and custom code. The code below evaluates and pulls addresses from the borrower and co-borrower email address fields on the Borrower Summary. The event is created by typing custom code and then adding the Eval and OpenEmail macros. | |
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| Dim Addrs as String | |
| Addrs = Macro.Eval("[1240] & "";"" & [1268]") | |
| Macro.OpenEMail(Addrs, "Your credit report is now available.") | |