HI
I have recently bought and loaded Office 2007 when i run outlook and click
on business contact manager file the following apears on screen missing
BCMMS.DLL
where do i get a copy ?
1. Error Message: MAPI unable to load the info service BCMMS.DLL
I have had to return to Outlook 2003 after trying 2007. Now when I load Outlook, I cannot access BCM. The following error appears: "MAPI was unable to load the information service BCMMS.DLL. Be sure the service is correctly installed and configured. I have uninstalled and reinstalled withou success. Can anyone please advise fix? Thanks JimB
4. contacts manager mapi cannot find bcmms.dll
Whenever I try to open BCM I get the following error message: contacts manager mapi cannot find bcmms.dll I have Enterprise 2007 installed but could it be that it didn't come with BCM? It's not showing in my installed programs, but in Outlook the folder is showing. Have tried many troubleshooting methods to no avail, still same error message.
5. RICHED30.DLL (not riched32.dll or riched20.dll) - Microsoft Office
6. unable to load ole32.dll, vbajet32.dll or oleaut32.dll durring install
7. Unknown Version : csapi3t1.dll, wab32.dll, wab32res.dll
8. Exchange Rules.dll, Outlook Launch.dll
I wonder if you can help me. I've written a VB program that handles mail for members of staff, much like normal Rules Wizard stuff but with more control. However, because it uses the "Launch.dll" the program only runs when the user is in Outlook. This means that when staff are away, on holiday for example, their inboxes can build up hundreds of messages, which means that when they next sign on, the Outlook program "hammers" the system and causes all sorts of problems. I had hoped that the Launch dll could have run even when the users were not signed in, like other "Rules Wizard" processes. Is an option to run my program on the Exchange Server (2003 in out case)? If so, can you give me an indication as to what changes I'd need to make (to my program) to have it run on the server, across all user mail boxes? Thanks Perry