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Language Issue or Something Else (TS perhaps)?

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gothbabe55

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Jun 5, 2002
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AU
Hi

I have a real corker here, and I was wondering if anyone else has come across this. My app is written and compiled in Foxpro (english version). In the app, Outlook Automation is used for sending email. Works great normally. However, in a business clients environment, they are using TS (NT4 sp6) with citrix, have Outlook 2000 installed on the TS server, profiles are correctly setup, OS and Outlook are in Spanish. When they try to send email through our app however, they are getting the following message:

"OLE IDispatch exception code 4096 from Microsoft Outlook: El servidor no está disponible. Si el problema persiste, póngase en contacto con el administrador del sistema..." which I believe translates to "the server is not available".

Other clients using our app in a TS environment have absolutely no problems, but they are using English versions of the OS and Outlook - does anyone know/able to confirm that language is causing the error, or does anyone know of anything else that could be responsible?

 
Other clients using our app in a TS environment have absolutely no problems, but they are using English versions of the OS and Outlook - does anyone know/able to confirm that language is causing the error, or does anyone know of anything else that could be responsible?

I have encountered certain problem with language in the past (application in English and OS French). Although I have not use Outlook in that particualr one, there are certain components that are most likely language specific. The only suggestion I have is to (if possible) test the code by putting steps in it, and determine where the error occurs. I don't know this but is it even possible that Outlook itself is not called outlook in spanish? Maybe a call to Microsoft could shed some light on your situation.
Mike Gagnon

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