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Good day all!
I have some code that has been working well for some time (until recently). I have a Distribution List set up in Outlook to send automated emails from Access with. To ensure the emails are always sent to the right people, without editing the code, I could just update the list and it would all be fine. Recently, I wanted temporarily to change the list, so I copied, renamed it and made the necessary changes. This new list did not work (and I was on holiday during its time of use). I have now returned and the old list is to be used again, so I have renamed the lists accordingly, but this new error still occurs. Outlook pops up its usual "A program is trying to automatically send email on your behalf" and I click 'Yes' and it then tells me "Outlook does not recognize one or more names" and stops (as in many other posts I've read around the web) at the '.Send' command. I have not seen this behaviour before, and I have noted that all of my MS templates (Word, Excel, etc.) and Outlook shortcuts have disappeared, so maybe the system has been updated and that is the cause of the drama. Either way, I need to find a solution to the issue. I have followed the advice on many other posts but none seem to correct my problem. This is a frustrating problem and any help would be greatly appreciated. benJamin |
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