notta Posted April 6, 2008 Share Posted April 6, 2008 (edited) Jos, or anyone that might see the problem. When I receive the emails from the following code it seems that the emails are limited to 75 characters per line. I have some lines that go just over and it is throwing off the formatting. When I look at the vbscript file, it creates everything on one line as it should be, but the actual email is only putting 75 characters on 1 line and then adds a new line for the rest. Any ideas? Thanks. Here is Jos's original code I used: expandcollapse popupFunc SentNotesMsg($MsgTxt) FileDelete(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs") FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Dim recip(2)') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'recip(0) = "User1@????.com"') ;FileWriteLine(@tempdir & "\NotesMsg.vbs",'recip(1) = "User2@????.com"') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Set objNotesSession = CreateObject("Notes.NotesSession")') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Set objNotesMailFile = objNotesSession.GETDATABASE("", "")') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'objNotesMailFile.OPENMAIL') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Set objNotesDocument = objNotesMailFile.CREATEDOCUMENT') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Set objNotesField = objNotesdocument.APPENDITEMVALUE("Subject","*** Subject of the message")') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Set objNotesField = objNotesdocument.APPENDITEMVALUE("SendTo", recip)') ;FileWriteLine(@tempdir & "\NotesMsg.vbs",'Set objNotesField = objNotesdocument.APPENDITEMVALUE("CopyTo", "user3@????.com")') ;FileWriteLine(@tempdir & "\NotesMsg.vbs",'Set objNotesField = objNotesdocument.APPENDITEMVALUE("BlindCopyTo", "User4@???.com")') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Set objNotesField = objNotesdocument.CREATERICHTEXTITEM("Body")') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'With objNotesField') $array = StringSplit($MsgTxt, @LF) FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", ' .ADDNEWLINE 1') For $x = 1 To $array[0] FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", ' .ADDNEWLINE 1') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", ' .APPENDTEXT "' & $array[$x] & '"') Next ; use to attach a file ;FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", ' .EMBEDOBJECT 1454, "", "c:\temp\file.txt"') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'End With') ; save the message in the Sent folder FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'objNotesdocument.SAVEMESSAGEONSEND = True') ; sent it and clean up FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'objNotesdocument.Send (0)') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Set objNotesSession = Nothing') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Set bjNotesSession = Nothing') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Set objNotesMailFile = Nothing') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Set objNotesDocument = Nothing') FileWriteLine(@TempDir & "\NotesMsg.vbs", 'Set objNotesField = Nothing') ; run the actual script $rc = RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c Wscript.exe "' & @TempDir & '\NotesMsg.vbs" //T:30 > sent.log 2>&1', @TempDir, @SW_HIDE) ; test the Return code here ; if $rc = ? then ; cleanup file FileDelete(@TempDir & '\NotesMsg.vbs") EndFunc;==>SentMsg Edited April 6, 2008 by notta Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Developers Jos Posted April 6, 2008 Developers Share Posted April 6, 2008 I am not sure when I posted this example, but it is probably a while ago before AutoIt3 had COM build-in. Anyways, the thing that could go wrong here is when you use: $array = StringSplit($MsgTxt, @LF) ... and $MsgTxt contains @CRLF 's as newline characters, it means that the array values still contain the @CR's. That could be solved by doing: $array = StringSplit(StringReplace($MsgTxt,@CR,""), @LF) Also this statement: ' .ADDNEWLINE 1' will append an empty line so your code will have an empty line between each array text. Jos SciTE4AutoIt3 Full installer Download page - Beta files Read before posting How to post scriptsource Forum etiquette Forum Rules Live for the present, Dream of the future, Learn from the past. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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