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All I can suggest is this:
a. AIUI when you install software for use in a TS environment, you are actually installing it on the host system. b. that does not necessarily set up everything required in each TS environment (and there may also be conflicts between roaming and static profiles) c. if you haven't tried it already, it may be worth attempting an Office Detect/Repair while logged into the TS and see - if there are any problems - if the merge works immediately after you have done the repair - if so, whether it still works when you have logged out and logged in again. Are you also running Exchange Server? Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk Visit Londinium at http://www.ralphwatson.tv Sidd wrote: Hi, We have exactly same issue on 2008 Terminal Server running Office 2007 Small Business Edition. I have tried setting Outlook as default, but no difference. At the merge prompt, the "Attachment & Rich Text options" work fine, but not the HTML option. Any help, much appreciated. Regards, Sidd. "Peter Jamieson" wrote: I have never tried Office+Win2008 and particularly not via Terminal Server and can only make a few of guesses, but a. Word seems to rely on Extended MAPI for mailmerging HTML format whereas it seems content with Simple MAPI (or perhaps even another interface) for plain text or attachments. b. I've never been able to find out exactly which interface Word uses to send HTML, but it could use CDOSYS. The question is, is that enabled by default in Windows 2008? Or are there other email interfaces that might or might not be enabled in Win 2008 or have to be installed as a feature etc. c. Word appears to save the mail merge main document with merged data as a file prior to sending it (i.e. I don't think Word just creates the message from a memory buffer). Since it's almost certain to use a temp file (and probably folder if it is saving supporting files) So you need to be very sure that TS in particular has the necessary permissions for such Temp folders. (I'm sure you've already looked at that - all I can remember is that a very long time ago there was just such a problem with TS and merge). Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk Ash wrote: Hi I am trying to carry out a Mail-Merge from Word 2007 to Outlook 2007 in HTML format. This setup works as expected from my Windows XP based machine. However we want to carry out large mail-merges from a dedicated profile set up as a Terminal Services session on Windows Server 2008. On here when I try to "Finish and Merge" from Microsoft Word in HTML format nothing happens and no messages are sent. If I change the format to plain text Outlook pops up the programmatic access security dialog, but if I click Allow the messages are sent. I have tried extensively to figure out why HTML mail-merge works fine from an XP based machine but not work at all from Windows Server 2008. I have been through the security settings and also tried applying the most liberal group policy settings for programmatic access for the account but it hasn't changed anything. I would be grateful for any help. Many thanks Ash |
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