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SYMPTOMSAfter upgrading to Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) 1.21 and Outlook 98, the following problems may occur:
CAUSEThese problems can occur if you call the Logon method of the Session object and specify a stored profile that has been used by Outlook 98. RESOLUTIONTo successfully call the GetDefaultFolder() function when specifying the Calendar folder or to return an appointment object instead of a message object where appropriate, use one of the following two methods: Method OneSpecify ProfileInfo when calling the Session.Logon method instead of specifying a stored profile.For example:
Method TwoUse a separate profile for CDO applications and another for Outlook 98.MORE INFORMATIONYou use the ProfileInfo parameter of the Logon method to create a temporary profile for the session. CDO generates a random name for the profile. For an authenticated profile, the format of the string follows: <server name> & vbLf & <mailbox name>The server and mailbox names can be unresolved. Note that the mailbox name is not the messaging user's display name, but rather the alias or account name used internally by the user's organization. For example, you should use "johnd" instead of "John Doe". The profile is deleted after the logon is completed or terminated. The ProfileInfo parameter is only used by applications interfacing with Microsoft Exchange Server and no other services. The profileName parameter is ignored if ProfileInfo is supplied. REFERENCESCollaboration Data Objects Help; search on: "GetDefaultFolder" Additional query words: kbDSupport kbMsg kbole kbCDO120 kbCDO121
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