Msoutl.olb file download

If there is only one other e-mail option, then you need to figure out how to integrate that application into Access--in a manner similar to how you integrate Outlook. You would then just need to figure out who uses which e-mail system, which can become a nightmare.

The "best" solution is to have ll users on one e-mail system. Hope this hepps! OK, some of my customers don't use the program to send emails. The program has options to send out reports created in PDF right from within the program. Some customers use another email and create and save the pdf and then using their email provider yahoo, gmail, etc send the reports out that way.

I wish I knew how to setup VBA to use other email providers, and be able to check each user to find out which email provider they used and switch the program to use their provider. Anyway thanks for the reply. You may have to set up error trapping within your code.

Theoretical example here: Someone wants to send a pdf from the Db The DB asks if they use Outlook If they say no, it just downloads the PDF and tell sthem to send it manually If they say yes, the DB tries to send it If an error is produced, it notifies the user and downloads the PDF If there is no error, it sends the pdf via outlook This might be a bit more involved than what you were thinking, but it might be a bit less involved than trying to build around other e-mail applications.

Rabbit 12, Expert Mod 8TB. There are more universal methods of sending email. For example, using a CDO object. Expand Select Wrap Line Numbers. Message" With oCDO. Send End With If err. Clear End Sub. Rabbit, Very interesting. I never knew such a thing was available. Thanks for the tidbit! That would probably work except. OLB is checked if the user uses Outlook, however if they don't have outlook then they get a reference error and the "function not available" shows up.

OLB reference from the references if the user doesn't have outlook installed on their computer. I like the idea Rabbit, in your example how would you attach a document to this from and could you send to multiple users.

I suppose you could just create a loop. Might give this a test. What is the 2 for in the sendusing? Tom, Concerning your Post 7, that's what I was talking about error trapping. If someone tries to send something and they get this error, you need to find out the error number and if the DB encounters that error, go to Plan B.

Lee Mac Maybe change code to use late binding. Review superuser. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. It sounds like the users share the same frontend hosted in a network folder.

This method is described in detail in my article: Deploy and update a Microsoft Access application with one click. Gustav Gustav 47k 6 6 gold badges 29 29 silver badges 52 52 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown.

The Overflow Blog. Thread starter Eljefegeneo Start date Oct 18, Eljefegeneo Still trying to learn. Local time Yesterday, Joined Jan 10, Messages Using Access on a new Windows 10 computer. Previously I had no problems updating and distributing a full version not Runtime to the all six users of the DB.

All had Windows 7. One has a new computer with Windows 10 I assume the latest version. At first our outside tech consultant wanted to install Office — Access on the computer but since I have for over a year used Access on my home computer — same DB — there have not been any compatibility problems. We have had some issues with running Access on this new computer.

I had previously had a batch file on the user's desktop when they could with one click update their front end from the server copy. When they do this the linked tables are not there. So I told them to merely copy the new front end from the server and paste it to the desktop which is essentially a manual version of the batch file.

OLB version 9. I cannot find this reference in the reference library. Searching for this reference brings up pages of what this is but it refers to Outlook. I cannot figure out how to see what is in the Outlook reference library. The only thing I can find is to uninstall office and then re-install this.

Since I am 50 miles away I cannot do this. Is there some solution to this problem other than deleting and re-installing the Office Pro program?

Local time Yesterday, Joined Oct 29, Messages 17, One way to troubleshoot it is remove the reference and then compile your project to see what errors you get. Hopefully, this will give you a clue as to what file or program or application you need to install or update. I am sorry but you have lost me. I do not know what you mean by removing the reference. The error message says the reference is missing. I regularly debug the code. Is this what you mean by compile. I do not get any errors.

Local time Today, Joined May 7, Messages 14, Does this mean that I have to go through all the code and change any reference from early binding to late binding? I would hope that there is some code to insert at the beginning of the DB startup. Oh my, what a mess I seem to have gotten into. Why does MS do this to us simple minded users?