Below are the common EMail prompt fields as found on:
EMail Print Settings | |||
Line | Field | Values | Comments |
  | Template | The same MS Excel templates used for printing to paper documents can and should be used for email. | |
  | Destination | display file printer | email - creates an email file for attachment. |
  | Filename | The output file type can be {".pdf"} or {".xls"}. Important see note on Output File Names options. | |
6 | Email Status | Controls output based on the Email Status of accounts/employees (i.e. is an email addresses specified for the item). | |
blank | Include every item, regardless of the value of the email address for the account/employee. | ||
inactive | Include only items that have no email address. | ||
active | Include only items that have an email address. | ||
7 | Email Setup | Press <F3> and a selection window pops up a listing of all Email SMTP server setups. The Tools>Email Setup command provides the settings table to enter your SMTP server settings. | |
8 | Email From | Text that will appear as the Sender of the emails. | |
9 | Email Reply To | The account that will receive reply emails. | |
10 | Email Bcc (Archive) | Optional list of Blind carbon copy (Bcc) recipients. These are additional email recipients similar to carbon copy (cc), but the names do not appear in the recipient's message. | |
11 | Email Subject Line | Text that will appear in the subject field of the email. | |
12 | Email Message | Text that will appear in the body of the email. The text may contain a url to your website (you must include a trailing space). To send an HTML message body, type only the text "filename.%_html". This special file extension trick is necessary to trigger the load of an HTML file and the %_ will be removed prior to opening the file. (A message body text could contain the name of an HTML file, but you don't want to load it) | |
13 | Email Log File | File that contains email communication success/failure information. |