What to do if Outlook is installed but the account is not configur

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Naomi

Hi everybody,

I'm sending e-mails from VFP application using Outlook Automation. I

I found that if I have Outlook installed, but no account is properly
configured, the oNameSpace.Logon() causes the application to become
non-responsive and finally producing the dialog "Application is busy. Switch.
Retry" and then some more dialogs if I choose to switch.

My question is - is there a way to determine if the account is properly
configured before attempting to Logon?

I believe the workstation in question is either Windows XP or Windows 2003
Server and the Outlook is Outlook 2003, though all other computers in the
office are using Office 2007.

Thanks a lot in advance.
 

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