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olmapi32.dll crashes GP

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whenever I click on "To:" in the e-mail adress of the vendor or customer adresse, GP crashes. Behind the error message is the adress book of the e-mail profile. 

Faulting module is olmapi32.dll

However, when I pull up the adress book directly form outlook, everything is fine.

please help

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  • Paul Johnson Profile Picture
    215 on at

    I am experiencing something similar.  Running office 365.  GP Crashing when adding email address to customer or vendor and clicking save or To:  Workaround was to rename install folder and then do a repair of GP.  I then had to install 3rd parties.  I don't want to have to do this on all workstations so I am looking for a file I can replace or something like that.  I would also like to know what is causing this to prevent in the future.

  • Steve Rodionoff Profile Picture
    261 on at

    It appears Microsoft have fessed up to the problem.

    https://community.dynamics.com/gp/b/dynamicsgp/archive/2018/12/04/dynamics-gp-crashes-closes-when-emailing-after-office-update

    Seriously, how about some QA next time MS!

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