Not only can Outlook only be run locally on that machine, but Outlook is not
suitable for running unattended or for unattended automation. Outlook shows
modal warnings and errors that require UI intervention.
"Nan Hauser" <NanHauser@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have a database that generates an email for sending out orders. The
> database was originally located on my computer and worked just fine. It
> has
> now been moved to a server. The CreateObject("Outlook.application") in
> the
> VB code of the database opens Outlook on the server. Is there any way to
> make it open Outlook on the computer of whoever is accessing the database?
> Thanks.