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VO2Outlook under Win8, Outlook 2007
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Joe Bench
Nov 22, 2012, 8:29:47 AM11/22/12
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Hi!
Has anyone tried this combination?
Does it work?
Greetings,
Joe
Has anyone tried this combination?
Does it work?
Greetings,
Joe
Joe Bench
Dec 6, 2012, 7:02:31 AM12/6/12
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_DLL FUNCTION SendMailDLL(cSubject AS PSZ,cText AS PSZ, aFiles AS
ARRAY,aTo AS ARRAY) AS DWORD PASCAL:vo2outlook.SendMail
returns 4 - create Object oApplication failed
Any idea?
ARRAY,aTo AS ARRAY) AS DWORD PASCAL:vo2outlook.SendMail
returns 4 - create Object oApplication failed
Any idea?
Arne Ortlinghaus
Dec 6, 2012, 8:38:01 AM12/6/12
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Hello Joe,
I do not know what is inside VO2Outlook. But from the message it seems that
the normal Outlook objects are used.
Some weeks ago I had also a customer PC under Windows 8 with Outlook 2007
and it did not work open the objects. As I did not have the permission to
spend time on it I do not know if it is something with Windows 8 or not. In
Microsoft MSDN I have not found anything that something should not work
under Windows 8. But there are still too few customer installations with
Windows 8 outside around my company to say anything further.
Arne Ortlinghaus
ACS Data Systems
"Joe Bench" <benc...@yahoo.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I do not know what is inside VO2Outlook. But from the message it seems that
the normal Outlook objects are used.
Some weeks ago I had also a customer PC under Windows 8 with Outlook 2007
and it did not work open the objects. As I did not have the permission to
spend time on it I do not know if it is something with Windows 8 or not. In
Microsoft MSDN I have not found anything that something should not work
under Windows 8. But there are still too few customer installations with
Windows 8 outside around my company to say anything further.
Arne Ortlinghaus
ACS Data Systems
"Joe Bench" <benc...@yahoo.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Willie Moore
Dec 6, 2012, 10:18:42 AM12/6/12
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Hey,
I looks like you are trying to use outlook x64 from a 32 bit program.
Regards,
Willie
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I looks like you are trying to use outlook x64 from a 32 bit program.
Regards,
Willie
Vulcan VIP
Arne Ortlinghaus
Dec 7, 2012, 11:18:40 AM12/7/12
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Hi Willie,
in my case it is possible but I think that I had checked it. So in your
opinion Windows 8 cannot be the guilty one when trying to use Com objects?
Arne
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in my case it is possible but I think that I had checked it. So in your
opinion Windows 8 cannot be the guilty one when trying to use Com objects?
Arne
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Willie Moore
Dec 7, 2012, 6:19:08 PM12/7/12
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Arne,
I don't think that windows 8 is the issue. I had the same thing on win7
when I went to office 2010 x64.
Regards.
Willie
Vulcan VIP
I don't think that windows 8 is the issue. I had the same thing on win7
when I went to office 2010 x64.
Regards.
Willie
Vulcan VIP
Wolfgang Riedmann
Dec 9, 2012, 11:03:17 AM12/9/12
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Hi Willie,
> I looks like you are trying to use outlook x64 from a 32 bit program.
the only possibility to access Outlook x64 from a 32 Bit program is
using the OLE interface to Outlook.
This works on both Win7 and Win8.
For the access to Outlook there are no differences between Windows 7
and Windows 8. I have a customer that is moving all his Vista machines
to Windows 8 (theses machines are much faster than before), and I had
absolutely no issues.
Wolfgang
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> I looks like you are trying to use outlook x64 from a 32 bit program.
using the OLE interface to Outlook.
This works on both Win7 and Win8.
For the access to Outlook there are no differences between Windows 7
and Windows 8. I have a customer that is moving all his Vista machines
to Windows 8 (theses machines are much faster than before), and I had
absolutely no issues.
Wolfgang
--
Arne Ortlinghaus
Dec 10, 2012, 2:50:02 AM12/10/12
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Hi Wolfgang,
can you give some examples?
Arne
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can you give some examples?
Arne
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Wolfgang Riedmann
Dec 10, 2012, 6:13:26 AM12/10/12
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Hi Arne,
> can you give some examples?
very simple:
local oOutlook as object
local oEMail as object
local oRecipient as object
oOutlook := OleAutoObject{ "Outlook.Application" }
oEmail := oOutlook:CreateItem( 0 )
oEMail:Subject := cSubject
oEMail:Body := cText
oRecipient := oEmail:Recipients:Add( cRecipient )
oEmail:Recipients:ResolveAll()
oEmail:Display()
Works from a 32 bit VO app to all Outlook versions - 32 and 64 bit.
HTH
Wolfgang
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> can you give some examples?
local oOutlook as object
local oEMail as object
local oRecipient as object
oOutlook := OleAutoObject{ "Outlook.Application" }
oEmail := oOutlook:CreateItem( 0 )
oEMail:Subject := cSubject
oEMail:Body := cText
oRecipient := oEmail:Recipients:Add( cRecipient )
oEmail:Recipients:ResolveAll()
oEmail:Display()
Works from a 32 bit VO app to all Outlook versions - 32 and 64 bit.
HTH
Wolfgang
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Wolfgang Riedmann
Dec 10, 2012, 6:54:50 AM12/10/12
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Hi Arne,
> Works from a 32 bit VO app to all Outlook versions - 32 and 64 bit.
sorry: of course all Office Outlook versions, not Outlook Express,
because Outlook Express (and Windows Mail) does not have the OLE
interface.
Wolfgang
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> Works from a 32 bit VO app to all Outlook versions - 32 and 64 bit.
because Outlook Express (and Windows Mail) does not have the OLE
interface.
Wolfgang
--
Joe Bench
Dec 8, 2012, 8:17:41 AM12/8/12
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Hi!
> very simple:
>
> local oOutlook as object
> local oEMail as object
> local oRecipient as object
>
> oOutlook := OleAutoObject{ "Outlook.Application" }
> oEmail := oOutlook:CreateItem( 0 )
> oEMail:Subject := cSubject
> oEMail:Body := cText
> oRecipient := oEmail:Recipients:Add( cRecipient )
> oEmail:Recipients:ResolveAll()
> oEmail:Display()
How can i add an attachment ?
Greetings,
Joe
> very simple:
>
> local oOutlook as object
> local oEMail as object
> local oRecipient as object
>
> oOutlook := OleAutoObject{ "Outlook.Application" }
> oEmail := oOutlook:CreateItem( 0 )
> oEMail:Subject := cSubject
> oEMail:Body := cText
> oRecipient := oEmail:Recipients:Add( cRecipient )
> oEmail:Recipients:ResolveAll()
> oEmail:Display()
Greetings,
Joe
Gerhard Bunzel
Dec 10, 2012, 8:42:33 AM12/10/12
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Joe,
try this:
>>
>> local oOutlook as object
>> local oEMail as object
>> local oRecipient as object
local oAttachment as object
>> oOutlook := OleAutoObject{ "Outlook.Application" }
>> oEmail := oOutlook:CreateItem( 0 )
>> oEMail:Subject := cSubject
>> oEMail:Body := cText
>> oRecipient := oEmail:Recipients:Add( cRecipient )
>> oEmail:Recipients:ResolveAll()
....
IF nFiles > 0
// Attach file(s)
oAttachment := oEMail:Attachments
FOR n := 1 UPTO nFiles
oAttachment:Add(aFiles[n])
NEXT
ENDIF
>> oEmail:Display()
>
HTH
Gerhard
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try this:
>>
>> local oOutlook as object
>> local oEMail as object
>> local oRecipient as object
>> oOutlook := OleAutoObject{ "Outlook.Application" }
>> oEmail := oOutlook:CreateItem( 0 )
>> oEMail:Subject := cSubject
>> oEMail:Body := cText
>> oRecipient := oEmail:Recipients:Add( cRecipient )
>> oEmail:Recipients:ResolveAll()
IF nFiles > 0
// Attach file(s)
oAttachment := oEMail:Attachments
FOR n := 1 UPTO nFiles
oAttachment:Add(aFiles[n])
NEXT
ENDIF
>> oEmail:Display()
>
HTH
Gerhard
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Joe Bench
Dec 10, 2012, 8:45:08 AM12/10/12
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Gerhard Bunzel schrieb:
Thank you!
Joe
> IF nFiles > 0
> // Attach file(s)
> oAttachment := oEMail:Attachments
> FOR n := 1 UPTO nFiles
> oAttachment:Add(aFiles[n])
> NEXT
> ENDIF
Works great!
> // Attach file(s)
> oAttachment := oEMail:Attachments
> FOR n := 1 UPTO nFiles
> oAttachment:Add(aFiles[n])
> NEXT
> ENDIF
Thank you!
Joe
Carlos Rocha
Dec 10, 2012, 11:47:14 AM12/10/12
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Here is the OLE interface for OE and Windows Mail. The Standard Version if free.
http://www.nektra.com/products/oeapi-windows-mail-outlook-express-plugin/download/
http://www.nektra.com/products/oeapi-windows-mail-outlook-express-plugin/download/
Arne Ortlinghaus
Dec 11, 2012, 4:40:24 AM12/11/12
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Hi Wolfgang,
thank you. It was what I tried and what did not work. But perhaps it is
because of an installation issue of installing Microsoft Office. I did not
install it so I do not know exactly what happened. There were some valid
entries in the registry for accessing the Outlook objects and nevertheless
the first object "Outlook.Application" could not be instantiated.
news:ailuem...@mid.individual.net...
thank you. It was what I tried and what did not work. But perhaps it is
because of an installation issue of installing Microsoft Office. I did not
install it so I do not know exactly what happened. There were some valid
entries in the registry for accessing the Outlook objects and nevertheless
the first object "Outlook.Application" could not be instantiated.
news:ailuem...@mid.individual.net...
Wolfgang Riedmann
Dec 11, 2012, 5:15:51 AM12/11/12
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Hi Arne,
> thank you. It was what I tried and what did not work. But perhaps it
> is because of an installation issue of installing Microsoft Office. I
> did not install it so I do not know exactly what happened. There were
> some valid entries in the registry for accessing the Outlook objects
> and nevertheless the first object "Outlook.Application" could not be
> instantiated.
strange.... I know my code works with Outlook 2003, Outlook 2007 and
Outlook 2010 (both 32 and 64 bit version).
Wolfgang
--
> thank you. It was what I tried and what did not work. But perhaps it
> is because of an installation issue of installing Microsoft Office. I
> did not install it so I do not know exactly what happened. There were
> some valid entries in the registry for accessing the Outlook objects
> and nevertheless the first object "Outlook.Application" could not be
> instantiated.
Outlook 2010 (both 32 and 64 bit version).
Wolfgang
--
Jamal
Dec 11, 2012, 12:16:40 PM12/11/12
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Arne,
I've seen this when there is a firewall preventing scripting or the Windows
user is corrupt (create a new one and test).
Jamal
"Arne Ortlinghaus" wrote in message news:ka6v28$lb4$1...@dont-email.me...
I've seen this when there is a firewall preventing scripting or the Windows
user is corrupt (create a new one and test).
Jamal
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Arne Ortlinghaus
Dec 12, 2012, 12:49:19 PM12/12/12
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Thank you. These are good ideas do be verified.
(Firewalls and Antivirus programs have become a serious risk for our
programs, some weeks ago there was a new antivirus program that deleted one
of our dlls, a dll which contained only icons :-))
Arne
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(Firewalls and Antivirus programs have become a serious risk for our
programs, some weeks ago there was a new antivirus program that deleted one
of our dlls, a dll which contained only icons :-))
Arne
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Jesus Zertuche
Jan 15, 2013, 7:01:19 PM1/15/13
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How I can set the account from which I will send my email ?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Sherlock
Jan 17, 2013, 4:02:02 AM1/17/13
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Arne
snip[ (Firewalls and Antivirus programs have become a serious risk for our programs, some weeks ago there was a new antivirus program that deleted one > of our dlls, a dll which contained only icons [
This has happened to us some many times.. AVG. KASPERSKY, TREND, MCAFEE .. the list grows. We have folders with history deleted, EXE. DLLS, DBF, IA , CDX, FPT.. you name it DELETED. Cost us a fortune.
The move to cloud cannot some quick enough for us. The IT in-house can at times be a complete nightmare. Teamviewer has been our best friend.
Also the SMB2 issue is a nightmare at times.
Phil McGuinness
snip[ (Firewalls and Antivirus programs have become a serious risk for our programs, some weeks ago there was a new antivirus program that deleted one > of our dlls, a dll which contained only icons [
This has happened to us some many times.. AVG. KASPERSKY, TREND, MCAFEE .. the list grows. We have folders with history deleted, EXE. DLLS, DBF, IA , CDX, FPT.. you name it DELETED. Cost us a fortune.
The move to cloud cannot some quick enough for us. The IT in-house can at times be a complete nightmare. Teamviewer has been our best friend.
Also the SMB2 issue is a nightmare at times.
Phil McGuinness
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