You can automate Outlook or other email programs to automatically generate emails that include data or text displayed on the screen.
This sample shows how to create an email that uses screen data for it's body text, gets text from the screen and adds it to the email's subject line, and then adds an email address.
This macro uses a screen recognition to ensure the program is on the right screen. When the macro is invoked on the screen that has screen data, it gets or creates an Outlook application object.
One way to fully automate this task would be to navigate to the required screen and then run this macro (see Navigating Sessions).
Then it uses the InfoConnect CreateNewEmailMessage method to create an email message. Passing in a null value captures the entire screen and places it in the body. (Another option is to pass a region of the screen to this method captured using an InfoConnect method such as the Screen object's GetText3 method.)
After you have an email object, you can set the format, subject, recipients, and other properties just as you would if you were writing an Outlook VBA macro. You can get text from the string as we did for the subject or add your own strings as we did for the email recipient.