Steve-vfp9user
Programmer
For quite sometime I have seen the changes with different versions of Outlook. However, by changing the number at the end of the command line (or even removing it completely) it has always worked.
In a friends work place they have moved to Office 365 and have an app they use to send automated emails seamlessly.
Some of the command lines have been:
Now that Office Outlook 365 is in place we are getting the following error (even with Outlook open):
I noticed this thread: and was just wondering is there no hope for the current coding, is there an alternative number instead of 11, 12 etc or should we be looking an alternative method of sending automated emails?
Unfortunately I do not personally have Office 365 so far short of buying it for test purposes, I'm at a bit of a dead end.
Version in use is VFP9
Thank you
Steve
In a friends work place they have moved to Office 365 and have an app they use to send automated emails seamlessly.
Some of the command lines have been:
Code:
oOutlook = Createobject('Outlook.Application.11')
oOutlook = Createobject('Outlook.Application.12')
oOutlook = Createobject('Outlook.Application')
Now that Office Outlook 365 is in place we are getting the following error (even with Outlook open):
Code:
Class definition OUTLOOK.APPLICATION is not found
I noticed this thread: and was just wondering is there no hope for the current coding, is there an alternative number instead of 11, 12 etc or should we be looking an alternative method of sending automated emails?
Unfortunately I do not personally have Office 365 so far short of buying it for test purposes, I'm at a bit of a dead end.
Version in use is VFP9
Thank you
Steve