The problem is my outlook?

[Jhon]

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Everytime I click in "Send invitation" or "Save an invitation file", I receive this error message: "Unable to initialize a program. Try later"
The outlook should appear at this moment, shouldn´t? so, the problem is my outlook?
I don´t have firewall, every box is checked, but this doesn´t work...

 

[Guest]

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Jhon wrote:
> Everytime I click in "Send invitation" or "Save an invitation file",
> I receive this error message: "Unable to initialize a program. Try
> later" The outlook should appear at this moment, shouldn´t? so, the
> problem is my outlook?
> I don´t have firewall, every box is checked, but this doesn´t work...

If it does it when you are trying to "Save an Invitation", then no - it has
nothing to do with your email client.

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[Jhon]

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If the problem isn´t my outlook, what is the problem?
I already tried everything....I think. Because the "Send a Invitation" button doesn´t work too.
please help me. Thanks

 

[Guest]

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Hi - best to post Outlook questions in microsoft.public.outlook. Include
your version/mode of Outlook (help | about has this) and a detailed
description of your problem.

Jhon wrote:
> Everytime I click in "Send invitation" or "Save an invitation file",
> I receive this error message: "Unable to initialize a program. Try
> later" The outlook should appear at this moment, shouldn´t? so, the
> problem is my outlook? I don´t have firewall, every box is checked,
> but this doesn´t work...

 

[Jhon]

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So the problem really is my outlook? Because I´m trying to do the remote access when this happen, that is why I put it here.
I want this answer to move my question to another place.........

 

[Guest]

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Ah - I'm so sorry, I misread your question. You didn't mention remote
assistance, and I went into autopilot mode. No, you're in the right place.
Sorry again!

jhon wrote:
> So the problem really is my outlook? Because I´m trying to do the
> remote access when this happen, that is why I put it here. I want
> this answer to move my question to another place.........

 

[Jhon]

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Ok, no problem.
And to answer your post in the other group. Yes, I can send outlook mails, I had never had problems before.
I don´t know if this is related, but I can connect normally in my friend´s computer, but he can´t connect to mine.
"connection interrupted with remote assistance". That´s why I tried to send him an invitation, but.....

 

[Jhon]

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I saw in another post, somenone with a problem that looked like mine, and someone said that he must wrote in a command prompt :"sessmgr -service"
I did this but nothing happened, and nothing changed.

 

[Guest]

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Do you use Outlook, or Outlook Express? I admit I haven't played much with
remote assistance (I use remote desktop instead)...

jhon wrote:
> Ok, no problem.
> And to answer your post in the other group. Yes, I can send outlook
> mails, I had never had problems before. I don´t know if this is
> related, but I can connect normally in my friend´s computer, but he
> can´t connect to mine. "connection interrupted with remote
> assistance". That´s why I tried to send him an invitation, but.....

 

[Jhon]

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I use outlook express. I tried to change to microsoft outlook, but the problem was the same.

 

[Guest]

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My "sense" of this issue is that it is a Remote Assistance issue, rather
than one specific to the mail application involved, but the only thread I
could google about it was useless. I know I've seen this before, and here,
but don't remember the proper fix. I'm going to keep looking.

In the meantime--other ways to accomplish the invitation--Messenger, or save
a file and send the file via Outlook Express or however you wish--are good
workarounds.

If you can make this work in one direction, but not in the other, the likely
issue is a difference in the method of connection to the Internet at the end
where you have the trouble receiving remote assistance--i.e. a non
plug-and-play enabled router.


"jhon" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:9AF5F692-414C-401B-A10D-D6E7FABD3671@microsoft.com...
>I use outlook express. I tried to change to microsoft outlook, but the
>problem was the same.
>

 

[Jhon]

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I appreciate your help.
You said to save a file and send it by outlook, but, I have to click at the "Save an invitation" button, haven´t I? Or there are another way to "do" an invitation. Write using notepad?!
I didn´t understand what you meant about " a non plug-and-play enabled router". I don´t know nothing about this.
My friend have a dsl connection, and I have a dial connection. This can be the problem of the messenger´s remote assistance?

 

[Guest]

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Your dial-up connection is not the problem. I'm sorry, I didn't spot the
fact that you get this error simply trying to save the invitation.

Using Windows or MSN Messenger are still alternatives that might be worth
trying.

"jhon" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A00B3728-4CA3-4C25-AE81-40AC0E8DAE26@microsoft.com...
>I appreciate your help.
> You said to save a file and send it by outlook, but, I have to click at
> the "Save an invitation" button, haven´t I? Or there are another way to
> "do" an invitation. Write using notepad?!
> I didn´t understand what you meant about " a non plug-and-play enabled
> router". I don´t know nothing about this.
> My friend have a dsl connection, and I have a dial connection. This can be
> the problem of the messenger´s remote assistance?
>

 

[Jhon]

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I think that the problem can be the "Help and Support" program. Because, when I don´t start the msn neither windows messenger, and enter in remote assistance, it appear a "Register" button. When I click in it, I get the same error message "Unable to start a program, try again". I see that when I click in this button, the program try to star my messenger, but appear that the net passport is not working. And a lot of "unable to start" error message, pop up on my screen.
Can be?

 

[Guest]

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I had the same problem last week , but once I change from outlook express to
Outlook - it was a breeze.



"jhon" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:22FF51C4-D6E9-4672-A440-1F377BAB05B4@microsoft.com...
> I think that the problem can be the "Help and Support" program. Because,
when I don´t start the msn neither windows messenger, and enter in remote
assistance, it appear a "Register" button. When I click in it, I get the
same error message "Unable to start a program, try again". I see that when I
click in this button, the program try to star my messenger, but appear that
the net passport is not working. And a lot of "unable to start" error
message, pop up on my screen.
> Can be?