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Did you really expect any help out of this half-assed message you just
posted here? Seriously how do you expect ANYONE to be able to help you from
the message below?
 
I did say where is the error right before all the dim's. I am writing windows
application with vb.net and I need to access my Access database to able to
retrieve my data and put this data to public folder in outlook. Believe or
not, nobody knows how to do that, this code below I am trying to work by
myself and keep getting errors like that. I am very frustrating since I have
spent a lot of time with this project. If you know how to do that please let
me know..I will give you more details if you want.
 
Chaser,

This is an adonet newsgroup. AdoNet is a part of dotnet. The code you use
looks as VBS what is often used in classic ASP or as VBA what is used in
classic office developing. If I was you would I put my message in a
newsgroup for that.

I hope this helps,

Cor
 
It's hard to read what you have to say with all the ">" characters.

Anyway, in your case, JET 3.5 is not installed on the particular machine you
are on.

To find out the exact details of your error, you need to use the Error
Lookup tool that ships with VC++ 6.0 and type in 0x9CC401F3 and it will give
you a textual representation of the actual error. Given that, you will get
some idea of what exactly is missing.

Another thing you can do to diagnose this further is that you can use a
simple VBSCript and issue a CreateObject with the given progid, and see if
that works, maybe that will give you a more descriptive error.

Finally, open the registry, and look of up the progid you use below. See if
the components and their dependencies are appropriately registered, you may
have to use a tool like "Depends" to find any missing dlls or unregistered
com components (i.e. missing by all practical standards). You may even try
reinstalling MDAC and give this a shot one more time.

With the above steps completed you may be able come up with a better more
specific error description.

HTH,

- Sahil Malik [MVP]
ADO.NET 2.0 book -
http://codebetter.com/blogs/sahil.malik/archive/2005/05/13/63199.aspx
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chaser12 said:
I did say where is the error right before all the dim's. I am writing windows
application with vb.net and I need to access my Access database to able to
retrieve my data and put this data to public folder in outlook. Believe or
not, nobody knows how to do that, this code below I am trying to work by
myself and keep getting errors like that. I am very frustrating since I have
spent a lot of time with this project. If you know how to do that please let
me know..I will give you more details if you want.

Sahil Malik said:
Did you really expect any help out of this half-assed message you just
posted here? Seriously how do you expect ANYONE to be able to help you from
the message below?

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- Sahil Malik [MVP]
ADO.NET 2.0 book -
http://codebetter.com/blogs/sahil.malik/archive/2005/05/13/63199.aspx
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