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I have some problem with mapi.session. We have developed an application using asp/vbscript, we have to send emails through the application using MAPI Object. And we have developed it, its working fine on windows 2000. But if any user has windows XP or windows 2003 and accesses this page. It doesnt send mail and gives the following error:
Object Doesn't support this property or method.
oForm.Mapimessages1.signon
Would you please do us this favor and tell us the solution and code for asp as well.
An immediate reply shall be very highly appreciated in this regard.
Thanx & Regards.
Waqas
P.S. A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle.
Yes, u r right that CDONTS is much easier and much better to use,
but our client wants mapi and only mapi. Thats why we have to do it.
any help/code would be much appreciated.
Thanks for the reply.
Best Regards,-
WJ
Thanx & Regards.
Waqas
P.S. A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle.
Is this for an internal use?
What is the email client that you are targeting?
We had a simerla problem when some fool installed microsoft office on the server and that messed it all up. Do you have office on the server?
hi ChrisLee:
thanks for taking time to reply me.
well- yes its for company's internal use (intranet application).
the targetted email client is MS Outlook.
Please advise.
An immediate reply shall be highly appreciated.
Thanx and Regards.
WJ
P.S. A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle.