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Rick in NS
I am attempting to package a runtime version of an Access 2002 application
which includes vb code using SendObject to generate an email to Outlook.
When deploying the program on a PC that does not contain any version of
Outlook I understand I will have to deploy a file to the target machine which
the vb code will utilize to create an instance of Outlook. I have therfore
included the file MSOUTL.DLL in the package. However; when the code runs the
I get the error "Run-time error '429': Active X component can't create
object". A check of the file structure after installing the runtime
application shows MSOUTL.DLL in the Microsoft Office2003 directory but Access
cannot seem to find it. Any ideas on correcting this problem?
Does there have to be a registry entry made to somewhere to point to the
MSOUTL.DLL?
which includes vb code using SendObject to generate an email to Outlook.
When deploying the program on a PC that does not contain any version of
Outlook I understand I will have to deploy a file to the target machine which
the vb code will utilize to create an instance of Outlook. I have therfore
included the file MSOUTL.DLL in the package. However; when the code runs the
I get the error "Run-time error '429': Active X component can't create
object". A check of the file structure after installing the runtime
application shows MSOUTL.DLL in the Microsoft Office2003 directory but Access
cannot seem to find it. Any ideas on correcting this problem?
Does there have to be a registry entry made to somewhere to point to the
MSOUTL.DLL?