Email form Web Forms?

Can anyone suggest how to invoke the default mail application on the client machine using Oracle web forms.
For Example, Press a button on the web form. A new message in Outlook is opened, and pre-filled with say the to address, the subject and a number of ATTACHMENTS.
The complication is that I would like to insert a number of attachments into the email. (Meaning I don't think I can use mailto:)
I understand that this would have been possible using OLE2 with client server forms. But, we are using web forms and the middle tier is Unix, so I don't think it is possible.
Hope you can help. Thanks.

Hi, Liam. Thanks for the prompt response.
The support document says:
"Note: The email address that will be receiving the form submission must exist in either your sites CRM (customer database) or be a admin/email user of the site."
As noted in my post, I did create a BC user with the required email address: [email protected] I gave it the username PureTemp Inquiry and assigned it to the Administrators group.
Am missing some detail about setting up a user?
Ben

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