Automatically email using lotus Notes - How to Format text

Felipe Donato

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Dear all,

I am a beginner in VBA and I am enjoying a lot how it can help me in my activities. My company uses Lotus Notes, and I am trying to use the code below to send automatically emails using Excell/VBA and Lotus Notes. But the problem is that I don't know how to format the text of the email. I would like to Bold and underlines some words but I could not find a way. I have tried to add
"set notes Set notesField = notesDocument.CreateRichTextStyle" and ".AppendStyle=Bold" ,

but the error informs that miss an object.

The other way that I saw it is try to MIME HTML, but I also could not find a way.

The code is below, if someone can help me I would appreciate a lot, and if it is possible to send me some good references for my studying.
Thank you all a lot:
HTML:
Sub EnviarEmailViaNotes()
    Dim notesSession As Object
    Dim notesMailFile As Object
    Dim notesDocument As Object
    Dim notesField As Object
    Dim receptores(2) As Variant
       
    'Cria Uma lista de destinatários
    receptores(0) = "XXXXX"
    receptores(1) = "XXXXX"
   

    Set notesSession = CreateObject("Notes.NotesSession")
    Set notesMailFile = notesSession.GetDataBase("", "names.nsf")  '- *.nsf = arq. com lista de contatos
    Set notesDocument = notesMailFile.CreateDocument
   

    Set notesField = notesDocument.AppendItemValue("Subject", "Teste de Envio via Excel...")
    Set notesField = notesDocument.AppendItemValue("SendTo", receptores)
    Set notesField = notesDocument.CreateRichTextItem("Body")
       

    With notesField
        .AppendText "Este é um modelo que copiei da ferramenta, "
        .AddNewLine (2)
        .AppendText "Para um possível uso no arquivo do GSAM. "
        .AddNewLine (1)
        .AppendText "Chegou? Tudo Certo?"
        .AddNewLine (3)
        .AppendText Cells(1, 1).Value   
    End With
   
    
    notesDocument.Send False
   
 
    Set notesSession = Nothing
    Set notesMailFile = Nothing
    Set notesDocument = Nothing
    Set notesField = Nothing
End Sub
 

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