I don't have a definite answer for you, but I'll tell you what I know. The
main thing to be aware of is that when you're in another program, like Word
or Explorer, and you select Send To Mail Recipient, you're not running
Outlook. You're running some other built in simple mail client that
apparently shares resources with Outlook (if present), but isn't Outlook.
The shared resources result in occasionally strange interactions between
this faux Outlook and your real Outlook, that usually show up as an Out of
Resources type error. You can see that this is happening by trying the Send
To when Outlook isn't running. The message with attachment will come up, but
Outlook itself won't start.

I don't know of any cure for all this, however, except not using the Send
to -> Mail Recipient command.

-Peter

I found a workaround: In the SendTo folder in (\Documents and
Settings\username\SendTo\) I created a shortcut to outlook.exe with the
/a switch. The /a switch creates a new message with a file attached, so
it works precisely the same way as using the original mapimail link. My
user is satisfied and so am I.

Peter

Mine is Office 2003 Pro which Office Downloads says is fully patched. The
issue I have is the last one described in kb89930. How does one obtain the
HotFix without paying $35?