Phillip,
Instead of using Createobject(), try subclassing them (oleobject) so
they are each a visual class, and then drop them on a form and work with
them from there.
That is what I do for one app, and I have had no trouble with license
issues.
There is some reasoning behind this, but I don't quite grok what it is.
In the samples app, there is an example of using the MAPI classes, and
the buttons used in the class are what I based some code on to get it to
work.
Greg
-----Original Message-----
From: profox-admin /AT/ leafe D.O.T com [mailto:profox-admin@leafe.com] On Behalf
Of Philip L. Borkholder
Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2003 3:37 PM
To: profox /AT/ leafe D.O.T com
Subject: MAPI emailing from VFP error: HELP
This is a strange one:
I programmed a VFP app for a customer to create a MAPI session:
o_Session = CREATEOBJECT("MSMapi.MapiSession")
o_Message = CREATEOBJECT("MSMapi.MapiMessages")
and it works fine on my computer but when I run the application on my
customer's computer (WINXP PRO with Outlook Express 6.0), I get an OLE
error
that says the
CLASS NOT LICENSED FOR USE
Why would this work on mine and not the customers?
I did regedit and found the MSMapi.MapiSession class on their
computer...
T.I.A.
-Philip
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