Hi Daniel,

I have a client that also has an Exchange Server and uses the code with no problems. I suspect there is a setting in the Outlook Client that needs to be set, so as not to get the prompt. One thing that you may have to do is set the Visible Property of Outlook to .T. earlier....

Let me know if that works...

>Hi John,
> I read your articles in the August and September '98 issues of FoxTalk, on Outlook from VFP. Ran into a problem when I took it out to run it on my clients system. They use Outlook with an Exchange backend. When I try to send mail from their workstation using my application, my app dies, unless Outlook is already started up.
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> On their workstation, when a client logs onto Outlook, a screen comes up which gives them a choice as to which account to logon to. I think this screen is killing my app, since it expects a response, and I don't even know what the objects are to respond to (plus it is on their system, and I don't have any development tools on their system).
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> How do I access that object, and is there any way for me to test it at my office? Thanks.
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>Daniel