Re: Creating a 'Section' in an email

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Rob,

I certainly don't know for sure, but I don't think you can create a real
Notes/Domino mail message with QtmmSendMail, just a regular MIME message.

Perhaps you can use RPG/Java to create a Notes document that has the
sections set up the way you want and send the document.  And since the body
of a Notes/Domino mail message is Rich Text, I don't know if you can
manipulate that programmatically.  You may need to set up the sections with
a field or fields in each and fill those fields.

Mike E.





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Lotus Notes supports sections in their email.  These are the things with
the twistie off to the left from where you can open or close the section.

Is there a way from iSeries email to send an email to Notes users with
collapsible sections?

I am trying to send out a status email every morning.  This will report
the status of 4 or 5 areas.  And the user can expand each of the areas to
catch the detail.

Currently, to send mail from the iSeries I use the QtmmSendMail api
wrapped up in Dave Leland's SNDEMAIL command.  We have Domino running on
this iSeries also.

Rob Berendt
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