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Sendobject failing when using more than 2 addresses

Zone: Access Coding/Macros

Tags: microsoft, MS Access, 2003

This is now under my skin. I have tried with no success to find out why sendobject fails. there are many solutions and suggestions though there are none that address the issue.

Everything was working fine but slowly more and more users have notified me that they can't send email through the access app I built.

DoCmd.SendObject , acSendNoObject, , EmailTo, EmailCC, , EmailTitle, EmailBody, ModifyEmail
The modifyEmail argument is set to False.

When a user sends an email with only 2 addresses the email goes through fine, however, once there are more than 2 email addresses in the EmailTo string argument the sendobject fails. the user is prompted with the following message; "Message Not Sent"

I suspect this has something to do with a security setting

Can anyone offer some insight to this, it's driving me bonkers.

thanks.

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Question Stats

Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: Steve7423

Solution Provided By: peter57r

Participating Experts: 3

Solution Grade: A

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