I've been poking around this and a half dozen other sites today to answer a single question and I'm almost ready to accept what I think the answer is.
I'm using CCPulse 7.5.001.06 and I'm using Outlook 2010.
I've configured CCpulse thresholds to trigger alerts/actions to not just turn the screen different colors but to send email through Lotus Notes, I got it working perfectly. And then my employer made the change to Outlook and we're decommissioning Lotus Notes for good. I thought... "Well that'll be ok, Outlook is probably more popular, there will be a ton of code out there to use." Well I've had no luck just yet finding exactly what I need. I've found a ton of it for earlier versions of Outlook, just nothing yet specific to 2010.
OK, so I don't need any bells or whistles. I just need a VBScript that I can use in CCPulse that opens an instance of Outlook, makes an email, with a [To] and a [Subject] and a [Body]. I'll never attach a file or need to edit the email before I send it. This is for alerts that may go out in the middle of the night to let us know there are 100 calls in queue for example.
So, like I said I've been poking around and I think that I've come to the realization that Outlook 2010 is somehow not compatible with what I need done.
Can some one please put me out of my misery and tell me that this is either not possible or, better yet, help me find the proper code that would allow me to get this done?
I'm not a VBScriptor by any means. As a matter of fact the last programming language I took was VAX Pascal. Any help is certainly appreciated tremendously.