One of the basic rules of the universe is that nothing is perfect. Perfection simply doesn't exist. Without imperfection, neither you nor I would exist.
You will likely answer this in the seminar but I will ask it now. I converted over to Office 365 which obviously included Outlook 2013. I never had issues emailing PDF versions of reports from my database until I changed from Outlook 2010. Now I get error messages that I need to configure my mail client and also continue to receive notices that the certification of my email client is not correct, do I want to continue to use this client.... I am receiving emails as usual so it is confusing to me where to go to fix this issue... If you are going to cover this in the seminar let me know or if you can lead me to where I can fix this issue I would appreciate it. Thanks Richard
Reply from Richard Rost:
This is not something I cover in the seminar. In fact, one of the prerequisites is that you have a WORKING installation of Outlook. I'm not going to cover this kind of troubleshooting. In your case, I would try UNINSTALLING Office (you can try just Outlook first, but you'll probably have to remove everything). Did you uninstall Office 2010 before installing 2013? If not, that's probably the problem. You've got old DLLs and references in there. REMOVE EVERYTHING. Save your data, uninstall 2013, uninstall 2010 if it's still an option, and then reinstall a fresh copy of 2013.
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