"mapi not installed in your system" when emailing

[pjallittle]

Mine works fine but a friend has Comcast. When he tries to email from Xnview, he gets the following message:

mapi not installed in your system

Any ideas how he can get around this? Or is it an email program problem.

[xnview]

XnView need MAPI interface to send email, perhaps this client has not it

[pjallittle]

Thank you, but that's obvious, the question is, how does one obtain MAPI?

[oops66]

Thank you, but that's obvious, the question is, how does one obtain MAPI?

You have probably to install a new e-mail soft. like Thunderbird or Outlook-express, or ..... to have this Mapi file installed.
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.p ... light=mapi
FYI:you can use this xnview search link too:
http://newsgroup.xnview.com/search.php

[XnTriq]

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• Microsoft Knowledge Base
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• Qualcomm Eudora Technical Support: MAPI – Word has no Send option
• MozillaZine Knowledge Base: Calling Thunderbird from other program
• Pegasus Technologies: Unable to send mail through Pegasus NoteTaker

[pic_viewer]

Mine works fine but a friend has Comcast. When he tries to email from Xnview, he gets the following message:
mapi not installed in your system

I use Thunderbird latest version and have the same problem. I can easily use other programs, they will start TB and I get a blank message send edit window with the correct attachement.

I don't understand why XnView has it's own Message edit window - what is that good for? Maybe the problem is that XnView can't transfer all those data to the mail client then, as can be read here:

http://kb.mozillazine.org/MAPI_Support

Just sending the pic(s) instead might work...

[yakk]

go to win.ini file and add
[Mail]
MAPI=1