CDOSYS send works on some PCs, not on others...huh?
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I am experiencing a problem with an ASP application that allows Managers to submit a preformatted email message to multiple recipients. The app uses CDOSYS to send mail to the recipients. This works fine so far in tests conducted by two Managers - but for a third Manager, no emails ever get sent.
QUESTION: What would cause this? (I haven't had an opportunity to go to the Manager's PC and change the IE settings so an error message is issued - but according to the Manager, no messages are issued). I thought that by using CDOSYS to send the emails I was eliminating any dependency on the PC for the email function. Is this incorrect?
I am experiencing a problem with an ASP application that allows Managers to submit a preformatted email message to multiple recipients. The app uses CDOSYS to send mail to the recipients. This works fine so far in tests conducted by two Managers - but for a third Manager, no emails ever get sent.
QUESTION: What would cause this? (I haven't had an opportunity to go to the Manager's PC and change the IE settings so an error message is issued - but according to the Manager, no messages are issued). I thought that by using CDOSYS to send the emails I was eliminating any dependency on the PC for the email function. Is this incorrect?
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Hi, om_prakash_p -
I was able to uncheck the "Disable debugging..." options on the specific PC and then ran the application and watched for error messages - there weren't any...! Also, the emails were sent out...! so it raised the question of the useability of the application rather than a technical problem. So - thanks for the help...but there wasn't a problem!
Jeff (aka OGSan)
I was able to uncheck the "Disable debugging..." options on the specific PC and then ran the application and watched for error messages - there weren't any...! Also, the emails were sent out...! so it raised the question of the useability of the application rather than a technical problem. So - thanks for the help...but there wasn't a problem!
Jeff (aka OGSan)
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