Howdy Monks,

I have a slight problem starting outlook 11 with 

Win32::OLE->new('Outlook.Application')

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The issue I have is the script runs on a system with outlook 10 (albeit with the security pop-up), but not on the system with outlook 11. Anyone with any idea as to what's up? Code below......

Thanks,

Mort 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use Win32::OLE;
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Outlook';

my $outlook = Win32::OLE->new('Outlook.Application');
my $MailItem = $outlook->CreateItem(olMailItem);
my $objOutlookRecip = $MailItem->Recipients;

$objOutlookRecip->Add("Rich");

my $recip = $objOutlookRecip->Add("Rich");

$recip->{Type} = olCC;
$objOutlookRecip->ResolveAll();

$MailItem->{Subject} = "$Info{Customer} / Part No: " . $Info{'Part Num
+ber'} . ", Rev. $Info{Rev} / Catalog Number $ENV{JOB}";
$MailItem->{Body} =
"            !!!Traveler change request!!!\n\n" .
"$Info{Customer} " . $Info{'Part Number'} . " Rev $Info{Rev} \n\n" .
"\n";

$MailItem->Display();

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