Oops, I had not gone back to the KB article....since it states to delete the key, my
earlier suggestion to creating this key really makes no sense.
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"jmr" <jmr1.DelT_his@DelT_his.vianet.ca> wrote in message
news:op**************@news.vianet.ca...
I added the key, but I did not have any values to
put into it. With just adding the key, the problem
was not solved. I still get the "Microsoft Access
Can't Open the Mail Session. Check Your Mail
Application to Make Sure That It's Working Properly."
error message.
Does anyone know what values are supposed to be
under the key?
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On Mon, 27 Oct 2003 09:20:53 -0800, Tom Wickerath
<AO***********************@comcast.net> wrote:
Try creating this key as a new entry in your registry.
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"jmr" <jmr1.DelT_his@DelT_his.vianet.ca> wrote in message
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Yes, I followed all steps in the article, but the registry
entry did not exist on my computer.
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On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 13:35:28 -0700, Tom Wickerath
<AO***********************@comcast.net> wrote:
Have you tried the fix that is shown in the KB article you included as a
reference?
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"jmr" <jmr1.DelT_his@DelT_his.vianet.ca> wrote in message
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Hi
- I made a macro to send a report as an attachment to an e-mail in Access 97
- I got the macro to work on WinMe with Netscape as long as the To: field was not
filled in.
- I just rebuilt a Dell laptop with WinXP Professional with Outlook
Express. I installed Access and tried the macro, but the error message
below was the result.
- Before rebuilding it, I had tried it with Access2002 and Outlook
Express on WinXP and it worked fine.
Error Message: "Microsoft Access Can't Open the Mail Session. Check Your Mail Application
to Make Sure That It's Working Properly."Q283173
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;283173
- I tried the hyperlink mailto and it works fine on all systems:
cmdEMail.HyperlinkAddress = "mailto: " & Me!txtEmailName
Has anyone else had troubles with SendObject and found a solution?
Ideally, I want to use vba to send out a bunch of e-mails to employees
with their pay stub as an attachment. I can make everything else work
except the send object.