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Hello everybody, I'm aware that this post is rather old, but is there any news when it comes to the progressbar with robocopy? I'm looking for a suitable solution for quite some time now, but I wasn't lucky to find one yet. Looks a bit like flighing to the moon was easier then get robocopy up and running with a progressbar Any remarks/comments welcome.

@JOS Jos, you're my man! I was searching for quite a time for this snippet of code and you managed to help me with that in the wink of an eye. If I could, I would hug you for that! A BIG, BIG THANK YOU! The send functionality I'll leave out for security reasons and to give the user the possibility to decide for himself. BTW I remember the "I love you virus" like it was yesterday as well. It was a compleate mess thoses days. So I highly appreciate Outlook's security function. /Christian

Hi all, I'm still struggling around with transfering the VBCode > AutoIt This is what I've got so far. Func CreateMailItem() Dim $mailItem $As $Outlook.$mailItem = _ $Me.CreateItem($Outlook.OlItemType.olMailItem) $mailItem.Subject = "This is the subject" $mailItem.To = "someone@example.com" $mailItem.Body = "This is the message." $mailItem.Form = $Outlook.OlFormat.olFormatRichText $mailItem.Importance = $Outlook.OlImportance.olImportanceLow $mailItem.Display(0) EndFunc Looks nice, but it doesn't open a new Outlook message as it should. Where am I still wrong here? Dear Experts - Could anybody give me a hand, please? Thank you.

Hello all, Newbie question: This is my first post here. I used the search option extensively, but without success. I'm wrinting an application which should forward a result and open a new Outlook E-mail. Now I'm running into a bit of a problem. The result which I would like to send is a file path like file:\\server\share\subfolder. When I'm creating this e-mail with the _INetMail UDF, the mail gets created with the IE mailto option, which is using the Outlook default mail format. (i.e. HTML). But when the e-mail opens in the HTML format the link gets broken by any special caracter like Ä,Ö,Ü. That doesn't occur when it gets created in RichText format. So I have to find a way to create an E-Mail with the RichText format. This is the mail part of my script I have so far. Func Button7Click() Opt('RunErrorsFatal', 0) $address = "" $subject = "Created with Pathfinder" ;$Body = GuiCtrlRead($Input2) $body= @CRLF & @CRLF & _ "Created with Pathfinder" & @CRLF & _ @CRLF & _ GuiCtrlRead($Input2);& @CRLF & _ _INetMail($address, $subject, $Body) EndFunc My questions: 1) Is there any way to send an E-mail with the _INetMail UDF with some unknown switch in RichText format? I also don't want to use _INetSmtpMail because my task is just to open an E-mail and to put a body information into it. 2) Can I solve it by sending it directly through Outlook? Therefore I found this snippet of Visual Basic Code and honestly speaking I'm not able to transfer it into AutoIt code. May I ask you guys for help, please? Private Sub CreateMailItem() Dim mailItem As Outlook.MailItem = _ Me.CreateItem(Outlook.OlItemType.olMailItem) mailItem.Subject = "This is the subject" mailItem.To = "someone@example.com" mailItem.Body = "This is the message." mailItem.Form = Outlook.OlFormat.olFormatRichText mailItem.Importance = Outlook.OlImportance.olImportanceLow mailItem.Display(False) End Sub Thank you for your most appreciated help /Chris