CDO EMail

Option Explicit ' Daily Diet plan, Sending of Notes and an Excel File
Sub PetrasDailyProWay1_COM_Way() '  Allow access to deep down cods wollops from Microsoft to collaborating in particular in the form of messaging. An available library of ddl library functions and associated things is available on request, the  Microsoft CDO for Windows 2000. We require some of these '  CDO is an object library that exposes the interfaces of the Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI). API: interfaces that are fairly easy to use from a fairly higher level from within a higher level programming language. In other words this allows you to get at and use some of the stuff to do with the COM OLE Bollocks from within a programming language such as VBA  API is often referring loosely to do with using certain shipped with Windows software in Folders often having the extension dll. This extension , or rather the dll stands for direct link libraries. These are special sort of executable files of functions shared by many other (Windows based usually) software’s.
' Rem1 The deep down fundamental stuff , which includes stuff been there the longest goes by the name of Component Object Model. Stuff which is often, but not always, later stuff, or at a slightly higher level of the computer workings, or slightly more to a specific application ( an actual running "runtime" usage / at an instance in time , "instance of" ) orientated goes to the name of Object Linking and Embedding. At this lower level, there are protocols for communicating between things, and things relate are grouped into the  to Office  application available Library, CDO. An important object there goes by the name of Message.
'Rem 1) Library made available            ====================#
  With CreateObject("CDO.Message") '   Folders mostly but not always are in some way referenced using dll, either as noted with the extension or maybe refered to as dll Files or dll API files.
'Rem 2 ' Intraction protocols are given requird infomation and then set
    '2a) 'With --------------------* my Created LCDCW Library, (LCD 1.0 Library ) (Linking Configuration Data_Cods Wollups) which are used and items configured for the Exchange at Microsoft’s protocol thereof;   http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/ ......This section provides the configuration information for the remote SMTP server
    Dim LCD_CW As String: Let LCD_CW = "http://schemas.microsoft.com/cdo/configuration/" ' Linking Configuration Data : defines the majority of fields used to set configurations for various Linking Collaboration (LCD) Objects Cods Wollops: These configuration fields are set using an implementation of the IConfiguration.Fields collection.  https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms872853(v=exchg.65).aspx
     .Configuration(LCD_CW & "smtpusessl") = True ' ' ' HTTPS (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure) appears in the URL when a website is secured by an SSL certificate. The details of the certificate, including the issuing authority and the corporate name of the website owner, can be viewed by clicking on the lock symbol on the browser bar. in short, it's the standard technology for keeping an internet connection secure and safeguarding any sensitive data that is being sent between two systems, preventing criminals from reading and modifying any information transferred, including potential personal details.  ' SSL protocol has always been used to encrypt and secure transmitted data
     .Configuration(LCD_CW & "smtpauthenticate") = 1  ' ... possibly this also needed ..   When you also get the Authentication Required Error you can add this three lines.
    '  ' Sever info
     .Configuration(LCD_CW & "smtpserver") = "smtp.gmail.com" ' "securesmtp.t-online.de"                 '"smtp.gmail.com" "smtp.mail.yahoo.com" "smtp.live.com" "pod51017.outlook.com"  "smtp-mail.outlook.com" "smtp.live.com"  "securesmtp.t-online.de"  465         SMTP is just used to mean the common stuff.....  Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP) server is used to send outgoing e-mails. The SMTP server receives emails from your Mail program and sends them over the Internet to their destination.
    '  The mechanism to use to send messages.
     .Configuration(LCD_CW & "sendusing") = 2  '  Based on the LCD_OLE Data Base of type DBTYPE_I4
     .Configuration(LCD_CW & "smtpserverport") = 25 ' 465or25fort-online ' 465 'or 587 'or 25   ' The port of type somehow refered to by the last line
    '
     .Configuration(LCD_CW & "sendusername") = "[email protected]" ' "[email protected]" ' .... "server rejected your response".  AFAIK : This will happen if you haven't setup an account in Outlook Express or Windows Mail .... Runtime error '-2147220975 (800440211)': The message could not be sent to the SMTP server. The transport error code is 0x80040217. The server response is not available
     .Configuration(LCD_CW & "sendpassword") = "xxxxxxxxxxxxx" '              "xxxxxxxxxxx"
    ' Optional - How long to try     ( End remote SMTP server configuration section )
     .Configuration(LCD_CW & "smtpconnectiontimeout") = 30 '    Or there Abouts ;) :)
    ' Intraction protocol is Set/ Updated
     .Configuration.Fields.Update ' 'Not all infomation is given, some will have defaults. - possibly this might be needed initially ..    .Configuration.Load -1 ' CDO Source Defaults
    'End With ' -------------------* my Created  LCDCW Library ( Linking Configuration Data Cods Wollups)  which are  used and items configured for the Exchange at Microsoft's protocol therof;
   '2b) ' Data to be sent
   '.To = "[email protected]"
   .To = "SuckMy@What'sUpCock.plom"
   .CC = ""
   .BCC = ""
   .from = """Alan"" <[email protected]>"
   .Subject = "Bollox"
   '.TextBody = "Hi" & vbNewLine & vbNewLine & "Please find the Excel workbook attached."
   .HTMLBody = MyLengthyStreaming
   .AddAttachment "G:\ALERMK2014Marz2016\NeueBlancoAb27.01.2014\AbJan2016\Übersicht aktuell.xlsx" ' ' Full File path and name. File must be closed
 Rem 3 Do it
   .Send
 End With ' CreateObject("CDO.Message") (Rem 1 Library End =======#
End Sub
Public Function MyLengthyStreaming() As String
Rem 1 Make a long string from a Microsoft Word doc
'1(i) makes available the Library of stuff, objects, Methods etc.
Dim Fso As Object: Set Fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
'1(ii) makes the big File Object                       " Full path and file name of Word doc saved as .htm       "
Dim FileObject As Object: Set FileObject = Fso.GetFile("G:\ALERMK2014Marz2016\NeueBlancoAb27.01.2014\AbJan2016\ProMessage.htm"): Debug.Print FileObject
'1(iii) sets up the data  "stream highway"
Dim Textreme As Object:  Set Textreme = FileObject.OpenAsTextStream(iomode:=1, Format:=-2)        '   reading only, Opens using system default            https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa265341(v=vs.60).aspx
'1(iv) pulls in the data, in our case into a simple string variable
 Let MyLengthyStreaming = Textreme.ReadAll         '        Let MyLengthyStreaming = Replace(MyLengthyStreaming, "align=center x:publishsource=", "align=left x:publishsource=")
 Textreme.Close
 Set Textreme = Nothing
 Set Fso = Nothing
Rem 2 possible additions to MyLengthyStreaming
MyLengthyStreaming = "<p><span style=""color: #ff00ff;"">Start=========== " & Format(Now(), "DD MMMM YYYY") & " " & Now() & " ------------------------------------</span></p>" & MyLengthyStreaming & "<p><span style=""color: #ff00ff;"">-- " & Format(Now(), "DD MMMM YYYY") & " " & Now() & " ==End, Sent from Ihm with the big un Mail ======</span></p>"
End Function