I am using the following code

Set Session = CreateObject("Lotus.NotesSession")
Session.Initialize (PWD)
et Directory = Session.GetDbDirectory(Session.ServerName)
Set MailDatabase = Directory.OpenMailDatabase()
Set Document1 = MailDatabase.CreateDocument()
....


It works on all my users machines, apart from 1. He is getting the following error message on the
second line above

Could not open the ID file.

We are using Lotus Notes with the userid files on a server.

Any ideas, anyone?

Nirmal

If the code is working on all machines except one, then I would suggest that
it is the machine and Notes you need to look at and not this code.

Does the user, on this machine, have a Notes account?

What happens if a user, who can use this code, tries it on your rogue PC?

What do your Lotus Notes support people suggest?

--
Regards
-
Andy Wiggins FCCA
www.BygSoftware.com
Excel, Access and VBA Consultancy


"Nirmal Singh" wrote in
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I am using the following code

Set Session = CreateObject("Lotus.NotesSession")
Session.Initialize (PWD)
et Directory = Session.GetDbDirectory(Session.ServerName)
Set MailDatabase = Directory.OpenMailDatabase()
Set Document1 = MailDatabase.CreateDocument()
....


It works on all my users machines, apart from 1. He is getting the
following error message on the
second line above

Could not open the ID file.

We are using Lotus Notes with the userid files on a server.

Any ideas, anyone?

Nirmal

On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 10:25:37 +0100, "Andy Wiggins" <newsgroups at bygsoftware d o t c o m wrote:

If the code is working on all machines except one, then I would suggest that
it is the machine and Notes you need to look at and not this code.

Does the user, on this machine, have a Notes account?

What happens if a user, who can use this code, tries it on your rogue PC?

What do your Lotus Notes support people suggest?

Thanks for the input.

Each user can only use this code on their own machine, they can only access Notes from their own PC.

Our Notes team do not particularly encourage us to use macros so they will not assist us with any
coding problems.

Nirmal

Your Notes team should be able to tell you what the difference is between
setups on these machines.

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Regards
-
Andy Wiggins FCCA
www.BygSoftware.com
Excel, Access and VBA Consultancy


"Nirmal Singh" wrote in
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On Wed, 27 Apr 2005 10:25:37 +0100, "Andy Wiggins" <newsgroups at
bygsoftware d o t c o m wrote:

If the code is working on all machines except one, then I would suggest
that
it is the machine and Notes you need to look at and not this code.

Does the user, on this machine, have a Notes account?

What happens if a user, who can use this code, tries it on your rogue PC?

What do your Lotus Notes support people suggest?

Thanks for the input.

Each user can only use this code on their own machine, they can only
access Notes from their own PC.

Our Notes team do not particularly encourage us to use macros so they will
not assist us with any
coding problems.

Nirmal