right click any doc & "Send To" a "Mail Recipient" doesn't g

David Grana · Joined: 13 Aug 2007 Posts: 3

a user I support has this problem on XP Pro, Outlook 2003. "Send To" a "Mail
Recipient" opens a new mail msg, with subject line & doc attached, & after
addressing to whom to send it to, clicking "Send" does nothing, th enew msg
just sits static, with Outlook open. From Outlook you can attach & send same
doc okay.
User does have correct C:\Documents and Settings\user\SendTo\Mail
Recipient.MAPIMAIL file. The "Send To" a "Mail Recipient" works fine on
other identical user PCs. Are there Registry settings to verify? Or,
regsvr32 sendto.dll?
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David Grana

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