Access 2010 Error code 2293

Question

I am on Windows 7 and using Office 2010.  My e-mail program is Thunderbird 3.  When I attempt, via a macro, to "emaildatabaseobject" I receive a message stating the email was not sent.  Clicking "ok" results in a message box showing the location the macro failed and an error code, 2293.  If I run the same macro with the option to edit the message set to "Yes", the message and attachement pops up, I click send and the macro continues as it should.  Changing the option to edit message to "No" casues it to fail.  I am trying to send a .snp report, although the same thing happens with a pdf.  I think it is security related, perhaps somehow related with Outlook, although I do not use that program for email.  Thanks.

Answer 1

I just found out, by consulting Microsoft,  that the problem is related to the version of Windows Live Mail (WLM).  I was running with WLM Version 14, but I just downloaded and installed the Beta of Version 15.  That solved the problem.  You can download the beta from http://explore.live.com/windows-live-essentials-beta.

Answer 2

I am having the same problem with the VBA DoCmd.SendObject in Access 2010 running on Windows 7 (64-bit).  I am using Windows Live Mail as my email program.  I am running the database from a trusted location.  (The same database and code works fine in Access 2007 on Windows Vista.)  I set the edit message operand to "true" in the SendObject command.  Nothing worked!  I'm still getting error 2292.  Can anyone help me?

Answer 3

Make sure that you either have Macros security turned off and/or that your

database is in a Trusted Location.

Try using SendObject in VBA code.

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Arvin Meyer, MCP, MVP

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http://www.accessmvp.com

http://www.mvps.org/access

Co-author: "Access Solutions", published by Wiley

"adams171" <=?utf-8?B?YWRhbXMxNzE=?=> wrote in message

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>I am on Windows 7 and using Office 2010. My e-mail program is Thunderbird

>3. When I attempt, via a macro, to "emaildatabaseobject" I receive a

>message stating the email was not sent. Clicking "ok" results in a message

>box showing the location the macro failed and an error code, 2293. If I

>run the same macro with the option to edit the message set to "Yes", the

>message and attachement pops up, I click send and the macro continues as it

>should. Changing the option to edit message to "No" casues it to fail. I

>am trying to send a .snp report, although the same thing happens with a

>pdf. I think it is security related, perhaps somehow related with Outlook,

>although I do not use that program for email. Thanks.

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Arvin Meyer MCP, MVP MS-Access http://www.datastrat.com http://www.accessmvp.com http://www.mvps.org/access Co-author: "Access Solutions", published by Wiley