Can anybody tell me if the Send Method has been fixed to correctly insert the proper MIME headers? I am on a fairly old release. like 6.0.
If you compose a memo. Import an HTML doc, then send it. The MIME headers are imported automatically, and the e-mail goes out fine. However, If you try to send the same document via DOC.SEND()… The mime headers are not applied to the message and you send images as attachments.
I saw some posts here where some of these training center guys think that this is supposed to be a manual process. And we need to be trained on how to insert mime headers. This is a bug on the client end and we should have to manually build headers. It is probably a nice option but it shouldn’t be mandatory.
In my situation I setup stationary as my marketing campaigns and then have and agent that makes a copy of the stationary, populate the new doc with recipient information, and send the doc.
If for some reason someone else is having issues like this. Here is my workaround:
- Compose your MEMO dormatted the way you like. Send the memo to the internet back to yourself.
2.The mail that comes back to you will be formatted with the necessary MIME headers. You can now use that document as your document to send as long as you don’t open it and save it, otherwise you will have to run it through the mill again. Cut-and-pasting is safe.
I hope this is fixed or gets fixed in a later release.
I am going to work on a 2nd work-around for my situation that uses the @MAILSEND function in conjunction with my existing agent.