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I've got two problems with FileMaker's Send Mail script step. First, when Entourage 10.1.1 is selected as my default mail application (Mac 10.2.8 preferences) the script fails to create a draft messages in Entourage ... sometimes it doesn't even activate Entourage. If I set Apple's Mail as my default mail application, the script successfully activates Mail and it creates a draft document that's appropriately addressed, Carbon Copied, etc. I've tried resetting the preference, but I still get the same result. I don't know if this is an application or system issue. (By the way, in the past I was able to Send Mail to Entourage.) |
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The second problem. When sending CC (carbon copies) email to a set of found records, I get an email list like this: person1 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, <person2 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, , <person3 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, person4 (AT) isp (DOT) com I'm wondering why I get the double comma delimiter: ", , " |
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I've got two problems with FileMaker's Send Mail script step. First, when Entourage 10.1.1 is selected as my default mail application (Mac 10.2.8 preferences) the script fails to create a draft messages in Entourage ... sometimes it doesn't even activate Entourage. If I set Apple's Mail as my default mail application, the script successfully activates Mail and it creates a draft document that's appropriately addressed, Carbon Copied, etc. I've tried resetting the preference, but I still get the same result. I don't know if this is an application or system issue. (By the way, in the past I was able to Send Mail to Entourage.) |
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The second problem. When sending CC (carbon copies) email to a set of found records, I get an email list like this: person1 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, <person2 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, , <person3 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, person4 (AT) isp (DOT) com I'm wondering why I get the double comma delimiter: ", , " Just a guess... Perhaps one of the records is missing an email address?? |
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John B. said the following on 5/26/05 19:24: I've got two problems with FileMaker's Send Mail script step. First, when Entourage 10.1.1 is selected as my default mail application (Mac 10.2.8 preferences) the script fails to create a draft messages in Entourage ... sometimes it doesn't even activate Entourage. If I set Apple's Mail as my default mail application, the script successfully activates Mail and it creates a draft document that's appropriately addressed, Carbon Copied, etc. I've tried resetting the preference, but I still get the same result. I don't know if this is an application or system issue. (By the way, in the past I was able to Send Mail to Entourage.) I have had occasional machines that fail to work with the sendmail script step. It requires a correctly configured mapi email client. Perhaps the machine you are using does not have correct mapi configuration for Entourage. Kent |
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in article MPG.1d00224fdb49214b989b4a@shawnews, 42 at nospam (AT) nospam (DOT) com wrote on 5/26/05 7:14 PM: The second problem. When sending CC (carbon copies) email to a set of found records, I get an email list like this: person1 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, <person2 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, , <person3 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, person4 (AT) isp (DOT) com I'm wondering why I get the double comma delimiter: ", , " Just a guess... Perhaps one of the records is missing an email address?? That was my first guess too. I'm running a >0 Find request on the email field, and indeed the result shows only records with email addresses ... John |
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in article mLvle.1492132$6l.729462@pd7tw2no, KV at noone (AT) invalid (DOT) invalid wrote on 5/26/05 7:39 PM: John B. said the following on 5/26/05 19:24: I've got two problems with FileMaker's Send Mail script step. First, when Entourage 10.1.1 is selected as my default mail application (Mac 10.2.8 preferences) the script fails to create a draft messages in Entourage ... sometimes it doesn't even activate Entourage. If I set Apple's Mail as my default mail application, the script successfully activates Mail and it creates a draft document that's appropriately addressed, Carbon Copied, etc. I've tried resetting the preference, but I still get the same result. I don't know if this is an application or system issue. (By the way, in the past I was able to Send Mail to Entourage.) I have had occasional machines that fail to work with the sendmail script step. It requires a correctly configured mapi email client. Perhaps the machine you are using does not have correct mapi configuration for Entourage. Kent Thanks Kent. Indeed it looks like MAPI is required under Windows. The Filelmaker help file states: To send mail, you must have an Internet connection and the following configurations. Windows: A [Mail] section in the Win.ini file. Microsoft Exchange or another email applications that is MAPI compliant installed and configured properly. Mac OS: Mac OS X Mail or Microsoft Entourage installed to send email with FileMaker Pro. Internet system preferences configured for use with one of the supported mail applications. |
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I've got two problems with FileMaker's Send Mail script step. First, when Entourage 10.1.1 is selected as my default mail application (Mac 10.2.8 preferences) the script fails to create a draft messages in Entourage ... sometimes it doesn't even activate Entourage. If I set Apple's Mail as my default mail application, the script successfully activates Mail and it creates a draft document that's appropriately addressed, Carbon Copied, etc. I've tried resetting the preference, but I still get the same result. I don't know if this is an application or system issue. (By the way, in the past I was able to Send Mail to Entourage.) The second problem. When sending CC (carbon copies) email to a set of found records, I get an email list like this: person1 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, <person2 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, , <person3 (AT) isp (DOT) com>, person4 (AT) isp (DOT) com I'm wondering why I get the double comma delimiter: ", , " Thanks, John |
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