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XMB ;(WASH ISC)/THM/RWF/CAP-Bulletins & Tasman
;08/09/96 12:26 ;;7.1;MailMan;**3,7,24,26,27**;Jun 02, 1994 ; The entry point ^XMB delivers a bulletin in
background. The ; recipients of the message will include any
entries in the XMY ; array that the caller has defined and the members
of mail group ; that are included in the definition of the entry
in the Bulletin ; file (#3.6) at the time of delivery. There must
be valid ; recipients or the message will not be delivered. ; Inputs: ; XMB=The name of a bulletin (an entry in File
#3.6) ; XMB(parameter#)=The value to be stuffed into
the bulletin for each ; required parameter. (egg. XMB(1)=data for
parameter#1 ; XMTEXT=The text of the message (Optional) ; XMY=An array of recipients of a bulletin
(Optional) ; XMDUZ=Sender # ; XMDT=Current date/time ; ; Output: ; XMZ=Message number if successful From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Renee Cannon Hello I would like to programmatically create
MailMan messages. I didn’t find anything in the documents I
scanned, can someone point me to a resource? Specifically, has anyone tried creating MS
Word documents programmatically as attachments (or body) of Mailman
message? Caché can drive COM-enabled applications (such as MS Word) and
use its built-in email interface to send it, but I’m looking for
something already written in FileMan/VistA/Mailman. Thanks. Hope everyone is enjoying the
summer, Renee |
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