OLE AND OUTLOOK EXPRESS

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Manuel Valdenebro
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OLE AND OUTLOOK EXPRESS

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SPECIAL ATTENTION ENRICO MARIA:

I have an old application working satisfactorily. Between its opcions, it has to send email, using OLE [ GetActiveObject( "Outlook.Application" ) ].

One customer has actualized Offices and now his default email program it is Office-2003. He dont like that, and then I had changed (hard job) to OutLook Express again (Internet Option + changing regedit.exe). But now the problem is that when my application try to CreateObject ( "Outlook.Application" ) show the following error (S_OK error).

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Re: OLE AND OUTLOOK EXPRESS

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Outlook Express doesn't support OLE. You have to install Office Outlook (any version) instead.

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Re: OLE AND OUTLOOK EXPRESS

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EnricoMaria wrote:Outlook Express doesn't support OLE. You have to install Office Outlook (any version) instead.

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Enrico Maria,

I believe you, but I am using OLE + OutLook Express in my Laptop. I have problem only which one person, after he has installed Office 2003.
With Office 2003 also working ok OLE, but I taked off Office 2003 and activating Outlook Express and now only working with DEFINE MAIL.

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I think you have Office Outlook installed in your laptop, even if it is not the default email application. As far as I know, Outlook.Application can't work without it.

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