Error 429: ActiveX component can't create object

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Graeme

I recently modified the default outlook contact form - with a lot of help
from people here! It seems to be working well.

But now I get a strange series of error boxes when I try to write an email.
The boxes appear precisely 8 times for each email, but if you hit "OK" 8
times they go away and you can write your email as normal.

The text inside the boxes is always "Error 429: ActiveX component can't
create object". The heading for about 4 of the boxes is
basGlobals.senderemail and for the other 4 is basGlobals.redemptionemail. The
icon for the error also changes, some are exclamation marks, others the white
cross on the red background.

any ideas? Graeme
 
basGlobals.redemptionemail and basGlobals.senderemail sound like the names of
procedures in code running somewhere other than in your custom form.
Furthermore, modifying a contact form would have no effect on sending email
messages. I would check for the presence of and disable any add-ins or VBA
code, then re-enable them one by one until you locate the culprit.
 
Yup, but the question is which lines cause these errors.
I suspect (from the file name: basGlobals.redemptionemail) that the script
tries to create Redemption objects, but Redemption is not installed.

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That sounds like it's coming from somewhere other than script behind a custom
form, though, since the script wouldn't have anything like basGlobals. That's
why I suggested he look at VBA or an add-in. I think the connection with the
custom contact form is a red herring.
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