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Old 08-09-2024, 12:43 PM
ShellR ShellR is offline run-time error 429 Active X component can't create object when trying to send Word form via email Windows 10 run-time error 429 Active X component can't create object when trying to send Word form via email Office 2019
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yes. thank you. I figured that all out. the only issue now is that I keep getting a transport error 0X80040217...server response not available
so, now trying to figure that out.
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