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Visual Foxpro & Outlook Express (MAPI)
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From
09/12/1999 17:44:59
James Marshall
SPAWAR Systems Center Charleston NCR
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
 
 
To
09/12/1999 04:39:39
Upendra Nayak
Cadsys Technologies
Mumbai, India
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Forum:
Visual FoxPro
Category:
Coding, syntax & commands
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00300875
Message ID:
00301387
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26
>Dear UT users,
>
>I am trying to implement MAPI module available on your thread by
>Mr. Nigel Coates from nbcsoftware into VFP using Outlook
>express and it works fine if we pass actual email ids while using
>sendmail function.
>
>But if we try to send only names (nicknames) instead of email ids
>we get following error:
>
>"OLEIDispatch execption code 0 from MAPIMessage:Ambiguous recepient"
>
>I am trying this to avoid maintaing two address book :
>
>1. in Outlook express
>2. in Visual foxpro
>
>After noticing thorougly i identified that this happens when we have
>two or more NAMES having same word occurance
>
>Following sample demonstrates how 2 different names
>are treated as same by Outlook express
>
>1. A2
> naidunia2
>
>2. A3
> Naidunia3
>
>3. A1
> Naidunia11
>
>I think it matches for the subsequent character occurance any where within the name string (partial word search).
>
>I have 80 email ids and it would be difficult to resolve the above problem.
>
>Is there any way we can set outlook to match for the
>whole word instead on part word.
>
>or What could be the possible solution.
>
>with regards
>(Upendra Nayak)
Upendra,
We had a similar problem with Outlook, where the address book contained similar names (i.e., Jill, Jillian, Jill23, Jill233, etc...). I don't know exactly where I found this solution, but it seems that Microsoft's way of handling these resolves is akin to Foxpro's SET EXACT OFF. I believe that prepending a plus (+) in front of the name before you resolve it may have the effect of setting EXACT ON. Try it (on a small scale) and let me know. Hopefully, there's someone with more experience on this that could be of better help?
Good luck!
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