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Article Discussion: Fun with Email: VB6, CDO, MAPI, and a Remote Exchange Server
Fun with Email: VB6, CDO, MAPI, and a Remote Exchange Server If you have any questions or comments about this article please post them here.
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the web link (posted in the article) is broken
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MAPI Mail from VB6
I just started using the MAPI controls in VB6 and have a question. The mail
message sends from my pc fine using my name. However when I assign the username and password to a valid account, the system can not log in. Line 4 gets a RUN-TIME error 32003, LOGIN HAS FAILED. 1 MAPISession1.UserName = "USRMAIL" 2 MAPISession1.NewSession = True 3 MAPISession1.Password = "123456" 4 MAPISession1.SignOn Instead of using my account located on my local PC, can i have mail sent from another account? I have another email account on this exchange server. Is there anywhere in the session control to indentify the servername? or is there a control that can do that? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. |
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Do i need to add any references from the library?
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