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Outllok & Navision 3,60
Draqos
Member Posts: 36
Hi.
I developped a CRM based project for a customer, and when sending Mail from Navision, the message goes to Outlook's Outbox folder, but stays there. In order to send the message I have to go to Outlook and press the Send/Rcv button. I also get an error related to the IMAPI module.
I figured it has something to do with the dll located in :
\program files\common files\navision attain\imapi.dll
I am running Navision 3.60 on a Windows 2003 Advanced Server machine and Microsoft Outolok 2003.
If someone has done this before, please help.
I developped a CRM based project for a customer, and when sending Mail from Navision, the message goes to Outlook's Outbox folder, but stays there. In order to send the message I have to go to Outlook and press the Send/Rcv button. I also get an error related to the IMAPI module.
I figured it has something to do with the dll located in :
\program files\common files\navision attain\imapi.dll
I am running Navision 3.60 on a Windows 2003 Advanced Server machine and Microsoft Outolok 2003.
If someone has done this before, please help.
"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication."
Leonardo DaVinci
Leonardo DaVinci
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Please do not ask me why. I just know it and I am still wondering.