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Desktop Messaging using Call Pilot Player 1

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dabble

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I have installed Desktop Messaging on a users PC.

Outlook version is 2007 (12.0.6514.5000) SP2.

Desktop Messaging is version 5.00.41.96

The install is successful.

However, when a message is left in her mailbox and it shows up in her outlook, when I open the message in outlook, I get an error:

The custom form cannot be opened. Outlook will use an Outlook form instead.


Has anyone else received this?
 
Same thing here. Were you able to find a workaround, short of ditching the Nortel phone system?
 
Here you go...I wouldn't want to you to ditch Nortel thinking the grass is greener.

Advisory Alert; A potential problem has been identified with CallPilot Desktop Messaging where the CallPilot Add-in
(nmdcext.dll) is becoming disabling during the upgrade of desktop messaging. Neither a reboot nor re-installing the
desktop messaging application resolves the issue.

RLS: CallPilot 5.0

CR: Q02145007

SYMPTOMS: Issue is intermittent. An error is generating when you open a new message within desktop messaging.
The POP reads as follow "The custom form could not be opened. Outlook will use an outlook from instead"
STATUS: Issue is being investigated.

Workaround: In outlook navigate to help tab ->About Microsoft Outlook ->Disable Items-> and enable the CallPilot add-in.

I noticed on Office 2007 and above you go Outlook - Help - Disabled Items - highlight CallPilot - Press Enable.
 
This makes sense, thanks.

I found an alternate approach as well:
1. Uninstall CPDM.
2. Reinstall only the player component.
3. In Outlook, create a standard IMAP account with: host = the callpilot server, username = the mailbox number, password = the mailbox password.

This seems to prevent issues wherein the add-in causes Outlook to crash.
 
Thanks for these solutions. Will try them.
 
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