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Harvester
Italy
27 Posts |
Posted - Feb 06 2017 : 09:14:06
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Hello,
I recently got a new laptop with Windows 10 Pro 64bit and MS Office/Outlook 2010 32bit, and having to install MLK from scratch I decided to use version 16.52 as it's compatible with Win10. My "old" laptop runs Win7Pro 64bit plus the same version of MS Office/Outlook 2010 32 bit but there I have MLK ver.11.23. I have administrative rights both locally and on the domain, and I installed MLK as Administrator. Before porting all settings to the new installation I simply made a test with a copy of our database which required to be converted first. I set MLK to send emails using Outlook which relies on our Exchange server. Now, as soon as I send a test email I get the following error messages in sequence:
Then, entering in Outlook I can find the test message email waiting to be sent but there isn't the recipient's address, so it cannot be sent out. For sure I missed some set up somewhere.
Any suggestion? Thank you,
Riccardo Giovanetti |
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xequte
7504 Posts |
Posted - Feb 06 2017 : 22:27:26
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Hi Riccardo
That is a peculiar error. What are you settings under File > Options, Other, Outlook Options?
Nigel Xequte Software www.xequte.com nigel@xequte.com
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Harvester
Italy
27 Posts |
Posted - Feb 07 2017 : 04:03:38
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Thank you Nigel for your prompt reply. Here is a screenshot of those settings:
Microsoft Outlook is the predefined app for sending e-mail but from time to time, when sending a test email, I get this message too from Microsoft Outlook (just before the two other messages above), which states that "there isn't a predefined email client or it cannot satisfy the requested messaging activity; run Microsoft Outlook and set it as the predefined email client", which doesn't make sense to me:
Since for privacy and security reasons I deactivated a series of options in Win10 (namely in the Privacy set up the Contacts, Calendar, and E-mail) I re-activated all of them in case they might be the cause of this issue, but nothing changed.
The first time I click on the Other | Email Software | Email Software Wizard I get the same MS Outlook error message above referenced. Subsequently, if I try again I get no error message and I am able to enter the setup.
I did also try to synchronize the database with the Outlook contacts in the public folder of the Exchange server (as I usually did on the other laptop with MLK 11) but I receive this error message:
As a last resource I run MLK as Administrator and sending a test email I didn't get the previous error but this two instead:
and they appear also when I click on Send Test Email button from within the Select Sending Method setup. Navigating these setups become quite slow when MLK is run As Administrator. I hope these information might help. |
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xequte
7504 Posts |
Posted - Feb 09 2017 : 20:05:10
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Hi
I cannot explain these errors. I have not seen them before and their sporadic nature is unexpected. What anti-virus product do you use?
Please also try: - Unchecking the "Use extended MAPI" options - Right-click the folder tree, choose advanced and then "Register MLK DLLs"
Nigel Xequte Software www.xequte.com nigel@xequte.com
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Harvester
Italy
27 Posts |
Posted - Feb 10 2017 : 08:22:32
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Dear Nigel,
I followed your suggestions, after unchecking the use Extended MAPI and re-registering MLK DLLs, then restarting MLK, I've been able to send out a test email as well as a regular email to members of a test group. So I re-enabled one by one the two above disabled options (Extended MAPI and Use Exchange), restarting then MLK every time, and I discovered that the option which causes the issue is the Use Extended MAPI one.
Thank you.
Riccardo |
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xequte
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