This error occurs if a required Windows file is missing from your computer, which can occur when software is removed or upgraded. We've provided a tool and instructions to replace the missing file.

Complete the following steps on the computer which is sending your emails:

1. Right-click the following link and choose to save the file to your Desktop: MAPI Fixit Tool.
2. Double-click the downloaded ZIP file to open it. You'll see it contains a single file called CheckMAPI.VBS
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3. Double-click the file CheckMAPI.VBS to open the tool.
4. Follow the on-screen prompts to run the tool and fix your issue.

If you need to undo the changes made by this tool, double-click the file CheckMAPI.VBS to run the tool again. You'll then have the option to restore your original Windows settings.

This error can occur if your email program isn't compatible with your MYOB software (see the table above).

If your email program is compatible, you can fix this error by .

This is an Outlook security warning which means Outlook incorrectly thinks the email is suspicious. You know the email isn't suspicious, so it's fine to click Allow to send it.

To prevent this warning you have 2 options:

• Repair Microsoft Outlook to ensure it works smoothly with AccountRight. This is the preferred solution which will permanently fix the issue without affecting the security of Microsoft Outlook. You might need help from an IT person to complete the repair. See this Microsoft support article for more info.
• Change a security preference in Microsoft Outlook as described below. This is a temporary solution which should only be undertaken if you have up-to-date antivirus software on your computer. This Outlook security setting is intended to prevent malicious and unauthorised access to Outlook, so you should discuss the implications of changing it with an IT person.

Outlook 2010 or later

1. Close Microsoft Outlook.
2. Simultaneously hold down the Shift key on your keyboard and right-click the Outlook icon (or shortcut) and choose Run as administrator.
3. In Microsoft Outlook go to the File menu and choose Options.
4. Click Trust Centre, then click Trust Centre Settings.
5. Click Programmatic Access. This will display 3 options.
6. Select the first or last option - whichever best suits your needs. If the middle option (Always warn me about suspicious activity) is selected, you will still be prompted to allow or deny each time you send an email from AccountRight.
7. Click OK.

Outlook 2007

1. In Microsoft Outlook go to the Tools menu and choose Trust Centre.
2. Click Trust Centre Settings.
3. Click Programmatic Access. This will display 3 options.
4. Select the first or last option - whichever best suits your needs. If the middle option (Always warn me about suspicious activity) is selected, you will still be prompted to allow or deny each time you send an email from AccountRight.
5. Click OK.

This error can be fixed by changing the properties of your AccountRight v19 shortcut (the icon you click to start AccountRight):

1. Close AccountRight.
2. Right-click the AccountRight shortcut and choose Properties.
3. Take note of the Target as shown in this example:
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4. Change the Target by adding the following at the start (you can copy this and paste it in front of your existing Target):
   C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /C "set __COMPAT_LAYER=RUNASINVOKER & start
   Example: If your Target is C:\Plus19\Myob.exe change it to:
   C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /C "set __COMPAT_LAYER=RUNASINVOKER & start C:\Plus19\Myob.exe"
   
5. Click OK.

This error can occur if your email program isn't compatible with your MYOB software (see the table above).

If your email program is compatible, this error can be caused by security software on your computer preventing the email from being sent. Try temporarily disabling security programs (antivirus, firewall, etc.) to see if they are the cause.

This error can also be caused by a temporary PDF file on your computer which is preventing the document from being created and emailed. See  for more information.