I have used System.Web.Mail to send email in my windows application.
Everything works fine in my development machine. But when I deploy my
application to other clients, some of them throw exception 'cannot access
CDO message' when trying to send email.
Here are the config of clients that I have tried:
Win XP SP2 + Office XP SP3 - some clients are ok but some are not ok
Win XP SP1 + Office XP SP3 - up to now, all are ok
Win XP SP2 + Office XP SP2 - all are not ok
I have checked to make sure that the CDO components of Outlook are installed
in the machines mentioned above.
I have tried to update those clients Win XP SP2 + Office XP SP2 to Office XP
SP3, some of them become fine while some still can't work...I wonder what's
the problem...All advice or suggestions are greatly apprecicated.
Thanks!
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news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. .. I have used System.Web.Mail to send email in my windows application.
Everything works fine in my development machine. But when I deploy my
application to other clients, some of them throw exception 'cannot access
CDO message' when trying to send email.
Here are the config of clients that I have tried:
Win XP SP2 + Office XP SP3 - some clients are ok but some are not ok
Win XP SP1 + Office XP SP3 - up to now, all are ok
Win XP SP2 + Office XP SP2 - all are not ok
I have checked to make sure that the CDO components of Outlook are
installed
in the machines mentioned above.
I have tried to update those clients Win XP SP2 + Office XP SP2 to Office
XP
SP3, some of them become fine while some still can't work...I wonder
what's
the problem...All advice or suggestions are greatly apprecicated.
Thanks!
i have read through the site you suggest before....but still can't solve my
problem..
thanks!
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Best regards,
Carlos J. Quintero
MZ-Tools: Productivity add-ins for Visual Studio .NET, VB6, VB5 and VBA
You can code, design and document much faster.
Free resources for add-in developers:
http://www.mztools.com
"ywchan" <yw****@gmail.c om> escribi?en el mensaje
news:%2******** ********@TK2MSF TNGP12.phx.gbl. ..I have used System.Web.Mail to send email in my windows application.
Everything works fine in my development machine. But when I deploy my
application to other clients, some of them throw exception 'cannot
access CDO message' when trying to send email.
Here are the config of clients that I have tried:
Win XP SP2 + Office XP SP3 - some clients are ok but some are not ok
Win XP SP1 + Office XP SP3 - up to now, all are ok
Win XP SP2 + Office XP SP2 - all are not ok
I have checked to make sure that the CDO components of Outlook are
installed
in the machines mentioned above.
I have tried to update those clients Win XP SP2 + Office XP SP2 to
Office XP
SP3, some of them become fine while some still can't work...I wonder
what's
the problem...All advice or suggestions are greatly apprecicated.
Thanks!
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