[pmmail-list] Can't access PMMailW from browser - new problem

[Hazen Woods]

Thanks, Marty.  

Forgot to mention that I checked that first.  In fact I returned to Default and PMMail is the default.



On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 15:12:35 -0700, Marty Rimpau wrote:

>>Hi, Hazen, don't know about windows 2000, but in windows 98 se, under
>>internet options, in the programs tab, there should be a combo box and
>>in there, choose pm mail, and then press the ok button, and see if that
>>helps you.  On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 14:58:23 -0500, Hazen Woods wrote:
>>
>>>This relates to PMMail 2000 v. 2.20.2717 running on Win 2000 Pro, SP2.
>>>
>>>May be OT, but beginning yesterday I cannot send email from websites.  Until then worked 
perfectly.  Now when I opt to 
>>>contact someone via email from a website I get a popup screen requiring me to "Choose Profile.  
The option is for 
>>>"Microsoft Outlook Internet Profile".  MS Outlook would be the last thing I would want to use for my 
email. If don't accept I 
>>>have to configure another.  If I don't configure another or if I click on the MS Outlook option then get 
error message: "The 
>>>MAPI Spooler could not be started.  Close and restart all mail enabled applications.  MAPI 1.0 
[000004C7]"  So I close that 
>>>window and get another that says "Mail Program unable to send email".  
>>>
>>>What is going on???  I'm betting somebody out there knows what this means. 
>>>
>>>If not and further is needed, the only recent changes that might have a bearing on the problem are 
that I reinstalled PMMailW 
>>>to the D: drive (NTFS) from another drive. I noticed the problem for the first time after that move.  (I 
made some changes in 
>>>the Registry, but none that I would think would be the culprit.  Anyway, at that point, Norton Firewall 
refused to let PMMail, or 
>>>IE or anything else access the new (although I was connected via dial-up)  so I deleted and 
reinstalled the firewall.  That 
>>>cured the connection problem, but did not cure the email from webpage problem.
>>>
>>> Oh, and I have already checked Registry to make sure 
>>> HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Blueprint Software Works\PMMail -> Shell Directory 
>>>key points to the location of stored messages.  Used same INI file as used before the PMMail 
move and also created a 
>>>new INI file inputting the registration code, etc.
>>>
>>>Please someone point me to a solution. TIA
>>>
>>>Hazen Woods
>>>Austin, TX USA
>>>eCS and Win2k Pro
>>>what a combination
>>>
>>>
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>>Marty
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Hazen Woods
Austin, TX USA
eCS and Win2k Pro
what a combination
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