Initially, I used your code from FAQ184-766 but it launched Outlook and asked for ID and password. I want to bypass all that and do it all programatically. So I switched to using MAPI and I have the problem as mentioned in my first post.
Hi everyone,
I can login to Outlook using the MAPI Session control without running Outlook in the background but when MAPI Message control method Send(.F.) is encountered it gives me a login failed message. MAPI Session control SessionID exists and is assigned to the MAPI Message control...
How can I make MAPI Session Control do the sign-on to the mail application thru hard-coded ID, domain and password. I want it all to be transparent to the user running the program. IOW, I don't want extra work for the user to launch Outlook and login.
The user is using a generic network login...
How can I make MAPI Session Control do the sign-on to the mail application thru hard-coded ID and password. I want it all to be transparent to the user running the program. IOW, I don't want extra work for the user to launch Outlook and login.
The user is using a generic network login ID. I...
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