Clipboard HTML Help

[lennshow66]

Hi All,

I have a script that i've created that is similar to below. What I would like to be able to do is make the line that says "Please find your files here" into a hyperlink. The link will be different every time and should come from the clipboard. Is this possible?

Thanks

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^l::Function3_Function()
^e::Function4_Function()

Function3_Function(){
Send, [email protected]
Send {Tab}
Send {Tab}
Send {Tab}
Send {Tab}
Send, Please find your files here.
Send {Enter}
Send {Enter}
^v
send {Enter}
send {Enter}
Send, Thanks
}

Function4_Function(){
Send, [email protected]
Send {Tab}
Send {Tab}
Send {Tab}
Send {Tab}
Send, Please find your files here.
Send {Enter}
Send {Enter}
^v
send {Enter}
send {Enter}
Send, Thanks
}

[lennshow66]

Hi All,

I have got this working with help from Google. Now I'm struggling with including this script in my original script. When I run this script within my original it just clears out all of the text and leaves the hyperlink behind. Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks

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^i::
Body = 
(join<br>
<a href='%clipboard%'>HERE</a>

)

oL := ComObjActive("outlook.application")
Mail:=oL.Application.ActiveInspector.CurrentItem 
Mail.HTMLBody:= Body 
return

[Guest]

You need to include the entire text of your message in the BODY variable - not sure if the join<br> is actually doing what you want but can add <br> for each empty/newline you want

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Body = 
(join<br>
Please find your files <a href='%clipboard%'>HERE</a>.

Thanks
Joe Jones, Customer Support Extraordinaire.
)

[lennshow66]

Great thanks.

Any way I can still include the Autohotkey commands within this script?

Thanks

[FanaticGuru]

Hi All,

I have got this working with help from Google. Now I'm struggling with including this script in my original script. When I run this script within my original it just clears out all of the text and leaves the hyperlink behind. Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks

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^i::
Body = 
(join<br>
<a href='%clipboard%'>HERE</a>

)

oL := ComObjActive("outlook.application")
Mail:=oL.Application.ActiveInspector.CurrentItem 
Mail.HTMLBody:= Body 
return

This is handled like any other string manipulation.
If you want the information in Body to be before the existing information in Mail.HTMLBody, you just do that:
Mail.HTMLBody:= Body Mail.HTMLBody

It is just like assigning any other string to a variable. You can build the string to assign any way you want.
Mail.HTMLBody:= "New Stuff Here >>>" Body "<<< New Stuff Here`nOld Stuff Here >>>" Mail.HTMLBody

Also as stated above, now that you are using COM, I would not bother with any of the Send stuff and just do it all with COM. My example of string manipulation is very important when constructing a reply email as you normally want to keep the existing email chain in your email.

FG