I have developed a small tool to aid our salespeople in preparing sales
proposals. One feature is a button they click that sends all of the
details of the proposal to an expert in our firm for approval and so
that he can keep tabs on everyone's activities and catch any errors.

Yes, I have tried Ron de Bruin's very helpful methods, but they don't
quite work for my situation. They work fine when I use my workbook on
my own PC, but the user-facing workbook is located on our Intranet in a
document management environment, which I suspect is causing all of my
problems.

The data I want to send is all located on one worksheet. If I were
doing it manually I could just go to File/Send To/Mail Recipient option
and everything takes care of itself.

Is there VBA code that will simply allow me to execute that command?

Basically, most of Ron's techniques require a temporary file to be
created, saved, then sent in an email. I get errors on the creation of
the file in that document management environment.

I found another Ron technique that is very promissing
(http://www.rondebruin.nl/mail/folder3/mail2.htm) and actually
generates the email I need, but instead of the data from my worksheet I
just see a blank image that I can click on to select. It also creates a
copy of the worksheet and adds it to my workbook ("Sheet1 (2)").

I'm stuck with Office 2000, unfortunately, which I understand is also
limiting what I can do.

Thanks guys,

S Wilcox