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Access 97 on XP send mail

I have just installed Access 97 on a new XP machine and whenever I use
the send command, docmd.sendobject or macro to attach a report to an
email message I get the Microsoft Exhange setup Wizard. To my knowledge
I don't even use MS Exchange (I don't really know what it is). Outlook
Express is set as the default email application.

Anyway to cirumnavigate this wizard and get sendobject working as it
does in win98.

Thanks very much.

Chris

Nov 13 '05 #1
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