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David
I am using the Outlook 2002 Connector for Domino to connect to a Domino R5 mail database. Recently the organization changed the certifier for my ID (the organization name), and I now receive the following warning when I attempt to access my Domino mail with Outlook
"The Profile you are trying to open is associated with the CN=User Name/O=Organization account. Start the Lotus Notes client, switch to the ID file for the account you're trying to access, and then try again.
I found a key in the registry where the organization name was specified for the profile (at HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\MSOC Default Profile\85ed14239df742668bf2fbd4a5212941 subkey in the 001e6603 Value Name), but changing the value data doesn't appear to allow access to the profile as I would have expected - I get the same message with the old organization name listed in the error message.
Is there another setting that I missed somewhere that needs to be changed to allow access? Outside of creating a new profile, is there a way to allow the profile to be accessed using the id containing the new organization name?
If this is not possible, how can I copy the contents of the .NST file (from the old profile - assuming I have access to it) to a new profile without duplicating entries and without losing to-do items (such as Follow-up flag, etc.)
Thanks in advance for your response.
"The Profile you are trying to open is associated with the CN=User Name/O=Organization account. Start the Lotus Notes client, switch to the ID file for the account you're trying to access, and then try again.
I found a key in the registry where the organization name was specified for the profile (at HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\MSOC Default Profile\85ed14239df742668bf2fbd4a5212941 subkey in the 001e6603 Value Name), but changing the value data doesn't appear to allow access to the profile as I would have expected - I get the same message with the old organization name listed in the error message.
Is there another setting that I missed somewhere that needs to be changed to allow access? Outside of creating a new profile, is there a way to allow the profile to be accessed using the id containing the new organization name?
If this is not possible, how can I copy the contents of the .NST file (from the old profile - assuming I have access to it) to a new profile without duplicating entries and without losing to-do items (such as Follow-up flag, etc.)
Thanks in advance for your response.