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We have an Access database which users access via Terminal Server. On some
of our data entry forms, the users have the option of pressing a command
button and e-mailing a report automatically. Basically, a new e-mail box
automatically opens, with the report attached, already addressed to a list
of recipients. All they have to do is add comments to the body of the
e-mail if they choose and the push the send button.
This functionality works just fine on my local database, where I make/test
code changes. However, when accessed through Terminal Server, users get a
prompt to choose MS Exchance as their profile settings, and only then will
the e-mail box deploy. Once they exit the database, they have to do this
all over again each time they try to use the command button to e-mail a
report.
How do I stop the prompt from appearing? It is annoying me and the rest of
our users. Any help here would be greatly appreciated. Please let me know
if my explanation has not been adequate.
Thanks in advance,
Nick C.
of our data entry forms, the users have the option of pressing a command
button and e-mailing a report automatically. Basically, a new e-mail box
automatically opens, with the report attached, already addressed to a list
of recipients. All they have to do is add comments to the body of the
e-mail if they choose and the push the send button.
This functionality works just fine on my local database, where I make/test
code changes. However, when accessed through Terminal Server, users get a
prompt to choose MS Exchance as their profile settings, and only then will
the e-mail box deploy. Once they exit the database, they have to do this
all over again each time they try to use the command button to e-mail a
report.
How do I stop the prompt from appearing? It is annoying me and the rest of
our users. Any help here would be greatly appreciated. Please let me know
if my explanation has not been adequate.
Thanks in advance,
Nick C.