You will want to see how the service is launching. Most times, for security purposes, the Scheduler runs under the LocalSystem account, which doesn't have a clue about Outlook (MAPI or not) settings. As a workaround, you might want to set the service to run as a particular user, then logon as that user, use Outlook (with saved password info, etc) then log out and then try to run the scheduled task. Maybe that will work out for you.


>Yes I did exactly like yours
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>at 3:00 /interactive /every:m,t,w,th,f,sa,su c:\bin\dothevfpthing.cmd
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>What I find out is that when the AT command launch it seem like its being launch as a different user profile and in my program when it tries to create the E-mail it could not have any security access to the MAILBOX.
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>I decided, what the heck, write my own scheduler program and launch it :).