I have a script that sends an e-mail upon completion. I was hoping to
define different font values (color, bold etc...) and quite frankly
don't know how. Can anyone point me in the right direction? A
tutorial site or something?

Thanks, Jeff

Re: vbscript, how to define font by Bart

Bart
Wed Oct 17 14:35:48 PDT 2007


<jeff.j.carter@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have a script that sends an e-mail upon completion. I was hoping to
> define different font values (color, bold etc...) and quite frankly
> don't know how. Can anyone point me in the right direction? A
> tutorial site or something?
>
> Thanks, Jeff
>

If you are generating an HTML email, you would use the HTML tags for fonts.
I have a paragraph at the end of an email that writes some stuff white on
white. This actually helps me troubleshoot sometimes. The span style is your
font reference.

"<p><span style='color:#FFFFFF'>" & _

"</span></p>"



Re: vbscript, how to define font by mr_unreliable

mr_unreliable
Wed Oct 17 15:26:38 PDT 2007

Jeff, the font (html) tag is normally used for this.

There are many pages on the web describing how to use it.
Here is one:

http://www.tizag.com/htmlT/font.php

IMHO, the font tag is somewhat obsolete, with most people
now using css (style sheets) to enhance to look of their
web pages.

But, for what you want to do, the font tag is probably
the most straight-forward way.

As you probably know, your recipient's mail reader will
have to be setup to read html (rather than plain text)
to see the font faces, colors and boldface you set.

cheers, jw
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jeff.j.carter@gmail.com wrote:
> I have a script that sends an e-mail upon completion. I was hoping to
> define different font values (color, bold etc...) and quite frankly
> don't know how. Can anyone point me in the right direction? A
> tutorial site or something?
>
> Thanks, Jeff
>