>Client just got several new computer with 2003 Outlook. I get a module cannot be found error when I try to create an outlook object as follows:
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>oOUTLOOK= Createobject('outlook.application')
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>The code works for all versions of Outlook except 2003. Any idea what is happening?
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>Gaylen

It may not be necessary - but have you checked to assure that outlook is configured as the default mail client?

I am working an issue <s> with an outlook automation and am trolling for some ideas. A requires outlook appointments to be sent. One method is outlook automation. That requires an outlook start , duration and maybe end date times.
oAppoinmentItem=1
oAppt=oOutLook.GetItem(oAppointmentItem)
oAppt.start=?????
One of the examples I've seen shows the vb Now() function. It seems that means the number of days between 1900 and current year. But then I read that the dates for an outlook appointment were in a "short date" format. I even saw an offer for an ocx that returns the format ('ddddd' - i think). Are you aware of what a date should look lile for the OL appointment start and end dates?

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