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Vb2005/vb6/vb.net
Hi,
I am using VB6/VB2005 (Visual Studio 2005)/VB.NET application. I want the user to input the information, and then submit it, the program will create one exe file with commands, and then attach the exe file to the email and send it to his manager. So, when the manager receive his employee mail, he can open and automatically go to the specific record through the exe file with the command values from the email. Can we write the codes which allow the program to create exe file with commands and then send it out thur email? |
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Regardless of what you use to create an .exe, most email clients will block users from running .exe's within the mail program. Some won't let the .exe get to the mail client, others will force the .exe to be saved out of the mail client before it can be executed.
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I think that we can run exe file inside the MS Outlook mail. So, from using VB6/VB2005/VB.NET programs, we cannot write the program to create the shortcut to run the program, and then go to specific record thur the shortcut command, right. |
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