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February 10th, 2009, 02:36 AM
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I am planning on splitting my database and putting the backend on a shared
drive. Though this is a very small application, given that there will be more than one person using it, I thought this would be the best route. However, currently when I use SendTo commands, the emails are shown to be generated from my Outlook account. If I split this database, will the SendTo command automatically run from the users Outlook account, will it try to access my email account to send, or do I need a new Outlook account for the server to ensure the messages are sent? I do not want to split if these command buttons will not function. Thank you in advance for the help. Brian 
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February 11th, 2009, 12:24 AM
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Assuming you are using the SendObject method, the messages will be sent from
the users Outlook account. HTH Dale "Brian Carlson" wrote in message ... I am planning on splitting my database and putting the backend on a shared drive. Though this is a very small application, given that there will be more than one person using it, I thought this would be the best route. However, currently when I use SendTo commands, the emails are shown to be generated from my Outlook account. If I split this database, will the SendTo command automatically run from the users Outlook account, will it try to access my email account to send, or do I need a new Outlook account for the server to ensure the messages are sent? I do not want to split if these command buttons will not function. Thank you in advance for the help. Brian
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February 11th, 2009, 01:28 AM
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Dale:
Excellent, thanks alot. Brian "Dale Fye" wrote: Assuming you are using the SendObject method, the messages will be sent from the users Outlook account. HTH Dale "Brian Carlson" wrote in message ... I am planning on splitting my database and putting the backend on a shared drive. Though this is a very small application, given that there will be more than one person using it, I thought this would be the best route. However, currently when I use SendTo commands, the emails are shown to be generated from my Outlook account. If I split this database, will the SendTo command automatically run from the users Outlook account, will it try to access my email account to send, or do I need a new Outlook account for the server to ensure the messages are sent? I do not want to split if these command buttons will not function. Thank you in advance for the help. Brian
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