User Abort Message in Vista, when emailing a report, PS Windows Mail is closed!

rbuser

Hi, its me and VISTA and Mail again!

I just cannot stop running into support calls for sending of emails under
vista!

XP - not one!

When sending a report in Reportbuilder using RB's MAPI mail as follows:

var
ssEmail: TppEmail;
begin
ssEMail := tppEmail.Create;
try
With ppReport1 do
begin
EmailSettings.Body.Text := 'Testing Email In Vista with Mark RB-MAPI';
EmailSettings.Recipients.Add('testing123@testing123.com');
EmailSettings.Attachments.Clear;
EmailSettings.Attachments.Add(MailAttachment); // this is defined:
TestMailSSWorkDir:=ExtractFilePath(Application.ExeName)

// MailAttachment := TestMailSSWorkDir + 'TestFile.csv'
EmailSettings.ShowEmailDialog := False;
EmailSettings.PreviewInEmailClient := True;
end;
ssEmail.AddReport(ppReport1);
ssEmail.SMTP.OnEmailError := EmailErrorEvent;
ssEmail.Send;
finally
ssEMail.Free;
end;

The Windows Mail app is set to default mail client under Windows Vista
Bussiness SP1
The error returned is "USER ABORT"

Please any help will be appreciated.

Regards

Adrian Wreyford

nicocizik

Hi Adrian,

In my testing with Windows Vista and Windows Mail as my default email
client, the code you posted below functioned correctly bringing up a email
window with two attachments and a message in the body. If Windows Mail was
already opened I received an "Undifined Failure" which we discussed in a
previous thread.

Usually when a "User Abort" error is received, the mail client or
application has terminated the MAPI connection before it has finished. Be
sure your application does not allow this or that your users are not
manually closing the email client.

--
Regards,

Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com

rbuser

I'm sitting infront of the particular PC. I run this exact same code.
Windows Mail is closed.
The Busy icon comes up for a moment, and then instead of seeing the
EmailClientPreview, the error message displays.
We have put off the firewall, and also disabled TrendMicro used by the
client, and stil get this error.
There is absolutely no user intervention on our part. (ie we don't cancel
anything).

I have exact same os, also use Windows Mail, same settings for security etc
for WindowsMail, also default mail engine on my PC, and as you mention quite
correctly, no errrors when run on my PC.

On other yet other users with Office2003 etc installed .. you may as well
give up. Nothing wants to work.

This is driving me up the wall!

Chow
Adrian

nicocizik

Hi Adrian,

My best advice would be to try to isolate the difference between the machine
that works correctly and the one that does not. Do they perhaps have
different access rights or different regional settings?

--
Regards,

Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com