Email Error with SendObject

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I have a client database in Access 2000. I receive a lot of emails asking
the same thing. I would like to set up some generic responses to these
emails. I store the clients email address in a field, I click the button to
send an email using the SendObject method. I am not sending an object with
the email, just text. This will work sometime but most of the time I get an
error that says. "Run Time Error 2293: Microsoft Access can't send a message
for the reason stated in the preceding alert." I haven't been given a
proceding alert. I only have one line of code under this button:
DoCmd.SendObject , , ,
Forms!frmMetropassCustomer_Main!AdministratorEmailAddress, , , "Returned
Metropass - " & Me.CF_Name, "I recently received a returned metropass for the
following:" & Chr(13) + Chr(10) & Chr(13) + Chr(10) & Me.CF_Name & " (" &
Me.CF_Tracking & ") " & Chr(13) + Chr(10) & Chr(13) + Chr(10) & "I do not
have record of a replacement request claiming the pass was lost or stolen." &
Chr(13) + Chr(10) & Chr(13) + Chr(10) & "It is possible the employee gave the
pass to someone else to use, which is unauthorized use of the metropass. It
is your prerogative as the employer regarding how you wish to handle this
situation." & Chr(13) + Chr(10) & Chr(13) + Chr(10) & "Thank you, " & Chr(13)
+ Chr(10) & "Metropass Staff", True

I've taken this line apart and have tried just simply the "To" property and
some text to see if it's my veriables but that doesn't work either.
I have tried to send this email three times this morning and I have gotten
this error. Just now to copy the code, I have tried it again and it sent it.
Any idea why it works sometimes but not others? Is there a better way to be
sending emails? Perhaps without the SendObject Method? Also, our company
uses Novell Groupwise 6.
 
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david epsom dot com dot au

SendObject was broken in A2000. Have you applied service pack 3?

(david)
 

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