Article ID: 252708
Article Last Modified on 3/11/2004
APPLIES TO
- Simple Messaging Application Programming Interface (MAPI)
- Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Professional Edition
- Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Enterprise Edition
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SYMPTOMS
A 32002 error message code may be returned when you attempt to send an e-mail to multiple recipients by using the MAPI controls that ship with Microsoft Visual Basic.
CAUSE
This error occurs when you set the RecipAddress property of the Message control to specify the recipient addresses. For example, the following code produces a 32002 error message when the Send method is executed:
' The code assumes that the Message control, mapMess, is located
' on the form, frmMain.
frmMain.mapMess.Compose
frmMain.mapMess.MsgSubject = "This is a subject."
frmMain.mapMess.MsgNoteText = "This is a body."
frmMain.mapMess.RecipIndex = 0
frmMain.mapMess.RecipType = 1
frmMain.mapMess.RecipAddress = "me@here.com"
frmMain.mapMess.RecipIndex = 1
frmMain.mapMess.RecipType = 1
frmMain.mapMess.RecipAddress = "you@there.com"
frmMain.mapMess.AddressResolveUI = False
frmMain.mapMess.ResolveName
frmMain.mapMess.Send False
RESOLUTION
You can call ResolveName after setting each recipient to resolve this problem; for example:
frmMain.mapMess.Compose
frmMain.mapMess.AddressResolveUI = False
frmMain.mapMess.MsgSubject = "This is a subject."
frmMain.mapMess.MsgNoteText = "This is a body."
frmMain.mapMess.RecipIndex = 0
frmMain.mapMess.RecipType = 1
frmMain.mapMess.RecipAddress = "me@here.com"
frmMain.mapMess.ResolveName
frmMain.mapMess.RecipIndex = 1
frmMain.mapMess.RecipType = 1
frmMain.mapMess.RecipAddress = "you@there.com"
frmMain.mapMess.ResolveName
frmMain.mapMess.Send False
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