MMEmail

Dialog based email

Functions

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Function Reference

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Function Reference

  • MMEmail_Configure

    Calling this function with no parameters will open the MMEmail Configuration Dialog. You can optionally open to a specific tab by specifying the name of the tab as the "Option" parameter. This... read more

  • MMEmail_GetDialogValue

    This function retrieves values entered in the last Email Window. It can be used for archiving the sent email. You can also use this function in concert with the "MMEmail_SendMessage" function to... read more

  • MMEmail_Register

    You can use this function to Register the plug-in from a script instead of through the Configuration Dialog. This is useful when the plug-in is being distributed to many computers, allowing you to... read more

  • MMEmail_SendMessage

    This function will take the information you hand it and send it as an email... read more

  • MMEmail_ShowMessageDialog

    The MMEmail_ShowMessageDialog function will open an Email Window for you to compose a new message in. There are several options available: You can specify multiple email addresses in the... read more

  • MMEmail_Version

    This function returns the current version of MMEmail. This function is useful for testing whether or not the plug-in is installed and enabled. If you call this function and a question mark ("?") is... read more

  • MMEmail_VersionAutoUpdate

    This function returns an Auto Update friendly Version number of MMEmail. The format of this version number is always exactly 8 digits long. The first two digits represent the major version of the... read more