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I am new to this forum and am working on a project for my own use. I have an access database with contact names and email address. My contact form has two buttons, one to send an email via Outlook and one to send an email via Gmail. I have Outlook working fine with opening Outlook and populating the To field. The Gmail button opens Gmail and presents the new message from but I can't figure out how to populate the To field. Any help would be appreciated. Using VBA Code
 
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Hi. Welcome to AWF!

I would suggest you post your question with more details, such as showing us your code, in a new thread in maybe the Forms forum.
 
I am new to this forum and am working on a project for my own use. I have an access database with contact names and email address. My contact form has two buttons, one to send an email via Outlook and one to send an email via Gmail. I have Outlook working fine with opening Outlook and populating the To field. The Gmail button opens Gmail and presents the new message from but I can't figure out how to populate the To field. Any help would be appreciated. Using VBA Code
Always my first point of call.

 
Also, Colin - @isladogs has some useful info on his website here:-

 

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