Word - word 2007 form email button VBA

I have a "submit" button on a form that I want to send to only one recipient.
What should the VBA code for the button be?

  Graham Mayor replied to WillowK22

Insert a Hyperlink to the e-mail address e.g.

{ HYPERLINK mailto:yourname%40yourISP.com?subject=Returned%20Form }

%40 = @
%20 = 'space'

with a suitable display text e.g. "CTRL+Click Here to return the form"


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