VBA, VBScript "Unhandled Exception" MSO9.DLL W2k

VBScript "Unhandled Exception" MSO9.DLL W2k

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Kurt Smi #1 / 7	VBScript "Unhandled Exception" MSO9.DLL W2k I am trying to create an instance of Outlook 2000 using VBScript. If I issue the following: Dim oOutlook Set oOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") I get an access violation in MSO9.dll. I am running windows 2k. I scoured MSDN and did not see any reference to this problem. Thanks, Kurt
Thu, 05 Feb 2004 05:28:47 GMT

<n.. #2 / 7	VBScript "Unhandled Exception" MSO9.DLL W2k Some thoughts come to mind... 1) The MSO9.DLL file is corrupted. If you rename it and do a detect and repair, a new copy should be installed. 2) A corrupted Outlook mail profile. 3) Are you trying to use Outlook from an unattended task? (eg. Task Scheduler or system service?) Quote: > I am trying to create an instance of Outlook 2000 using VBScript. If I > issue the following: > Dim oOutlook > Set oOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") > I get an access violation in MSO9.dll. I am running windows 2k. > I scoured MSDN and did not see any reference to this problem. > Thanks, > Kurt
Thu, 05 Feb 2004 21:17:08 GMT

Kurt Smi #3 / 7	VBScript "Unhandled Exception" MSO9.DLL W2k Quote: > Some thoughts come to mind... > 1) The MSO9.DLL file is corrupted. If you rename it and do a detect and > repair, a new copy should be installed. > 2) A corrupted Outlook mail profile. > 3) Are you trying to use Outlook from an unattended task? (eg. Task > Scheduler or system service?) > > I am trying to create an instance of Outlook 2000 using VBScript. If I > > issue the following: > > Dim oOutlook > > Set oOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") > > I get an access violation in MSO9.dll. I am running windows 2k. > > I scoured MSDN and did not see any reference to this problem. > > Thanks, > > Kurt Thanks for the response. I can launch Outlook fine by starting the application explicitly. It is only when I am using automation that this error occurs. I have a vbs file that I am running from the desktop. I am not using automation via a service or unattended task. If my MSO9.dll is corrupt I should not be able to launch Outlook at all, correct? Kurt
Fri, 06 Feb 2004 05:58:28 GMT

Kurt Smi #4 / 7	VBScript "Unhandled Exception" MSO9.DLL W2k Quote: > Some thoughts come to mind... > 1) The MSO9.DLL file is corrupted. If you rename it and do a detect and > repair, a new copy should be installed. > 2) A corrupted Outlook mail profile. > 3) Are you trying to use Outlook from an unattended task? (eg. Task > Scheduler or system service?) > > I am trying to create an instance of Outlook 2000 using VBScript. If I > > issue the following: > > Dim oOutlook > > Set oOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") > > I get an access violation in MSO9.dll. I am running windows 2k. > > I scoured MSDN and did not see any reference to this problem. > > Thanks, > > Kurt One other thing, if outlook is already running and I run the execute the vbscript I do not see the problem.
Fri, 06 Feb 2004 06:08:31 GMT

<n.. #5 / 7	VBScript "Unhandled Exception" MSO9.DLL W2k hmm... in this case it might be an addin that is causing this error. What do you have loading under Tools \| Options \| Other \| Advanced Options \| AddIn Manager and COM AddIns? Quote: > > Some thoughts come to mind... > > 1) The MSO9.DLL file is corrupted. If you rename it and do a detect and > > repair, a new copy should be installed. > > 2) A corrupted Outlook mail profile. > > 3) Are you trying to use Outlook from an unattended task? (eg. Task > > Scheduler or system service?) > > > I am trying to create an instance of Outlook 2000 using VBScript. If I > > > issue the following: > > > Dim oOutlook > > > Set oOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") > > > I get an access violation in MSO9.dll. I am running windows 2k. > > > I scoured MSDN and did not see any reference to this problem. > > > Thanks, > > > Kurt > One other thing, if outlook is already running and I run the execute > the vbscript I do not see the problem.
Fri, 06 Feb 2004 11:30:33 GMT

Kurt Smi #6 / 7	VBScript "Unhandled Exception" MSO9.DLL W2k Quote: > hmm... in this case it might be an addin that is causing this error. What > do you have loading under Tools \| Options \| Other \| Advanced Options \| AddIn > Manager and COM AddIns? > > > Some thoughts come to mind... > > > 1) The MSO9.DLL file is corrupted. If you rename it and do a detect and > > > repair, a new copy should be installed. > > > 2) A corrupted Outlook mail profile. > > > 3) Are you trying to use Outlook from an unattended task? (eg. Task > > > Scheduler or system service?) > > > > I am trying to create an instance of Outlook 2000 using VBScript. If I > > > > issue the following: > > > > Dim oOutlook > > > > Set oOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") > > > > I get an access violation in MSO9.dll. I am running windows 2k. > > > > I scoured MSDN and did not see any reference to this problem. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Kurt > > One other thing, if outlook is already running and I run the execute > > the vbscript I do not see the problem. Yes, that is it. I have an add-in loading. Any ideas as to why loading an add-in can cause this assertion?
Sun, 08 Feb 2004 00:23:38 GMT

<n.. #7 / 7	VBScript "Unhandled Exception" MSO9.DLL W2k It might be trying to reference a UI element that isn't there. Quote: > Yes, that is it. I have an add-in loading. Any ideas as to why > loading an add-in can cause this assertion?
Sun, 08 Feb 2004 12:35:58 GMT

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