Front Page & Outlook

[Don]

I have a user with two issues relating to FP and Outlook 2K3.

Whe the user tries to File>Send the user gets a msg that research indicates
that Outlook is not configured which is not the case.

Also when the user is in a FP form and is attemting to setup a field with a
reply address the error "This form cannot ne configured to send results via
e-mail. The web site may be located at a disk-based loaction, or on a server
that has not been to send email. Contact your system administrator or
Internet service provider for more information.

The wks is running Win XP Pro SP2 on a Win Srv 2K3 Std Ed. Outlook 2K3 is
properly configured. I have also installed FP on another workstation and
attemtped these two operations and they work just fine. I have also attempted
to perform these two operations with an admin level UID on the problem wks
but still the same errors.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Don

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

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Thomas A. Rowe
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I have a user with two issues relating to FP and Outlook 2K3.

Whe the user tries to File>Send the user gets a msg that research indicates
that Outlook is not configured which is not the case.

You need to post to the Outlook newsgroup

Also when the user is in a FP form and is attemting to setup a field with a
reply address the error "This form cannot ne configured to send results via
e-mail. The web site may be located at a disk-based loaction, or on a server
that has not been to send email. Contact your system administrator or
Internet service provider for more information.

Disregard the warning, as long as you are either creating the form on a site open in FP via http or
will be publishing the forms to a web server via FP's http mode. The FP extensions must be
configured to process email.

The wks is running Win XP Pro SP2 on a Win Srv 2K3 Std Ed. Outlook 2K3 is
properly configured.

The above doesn't make sense!

I have also installed FP on another workstation and