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Old January 4th 10, 06:29 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba
Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]
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Default Outlook-Exchange bug???

I have no idea what settings would make the code work or not work as you
describe, so I have no idea how to fix what you're seeing. I can't repro it
here so I'm not sure what's happening on your end.

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Ken Slovak
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"Alberto" wrote in message
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Hi Ken, lot of thanks trying to clarify the problem. I have found now more
light. It seems nothing to do with VBA but with the initialization process
of
Outlook.

CASE 1 ( The scenario where I made all the tests)

1) Internet connection available
2) Outlook starts
3) Run the macro Globaltest() * with the precaution of not
“touching” before any folder of the shared mailbox.
4) Folder(s) instantiated in proc2 appears with the grey preview pane
5) During the rest of the session having the problems with folder(s)
instantiated in proc2().

CASE 2

1) Internet connection NOT available
2) Outlook starts
3) Wait a little and reconnect again
4) Run the macro Globaltest() *
5) It works fine!

CASE 3 ( Variant of CASE 1)

1) Internet connection available
2) Outlook starts
3) Run the macro Globaltest() *
4) Folder(s) instantiated in proc2 appears with the grey preview pane
5) During the rest of the session having problems with folder(s)
instantiated in proc2().
6) Disconnect
7) Reconnect
8) Run the macro Globaltest() ..It doesn’t work but ..
9) Clicking on the folder(s) of the shared folder
10) Globaltest() works with the normal behauvior of the folders

Well, as long I know more I get confussed. Do you think it's possible to
make some settings from cliente side or server side to make it run
properly
like it runs to you.

Sincerely, lot of thanks...


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