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bypassing/disabling security message on call to send

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HC - 25 Sep 2003 17:14 GMT
Based upon KB article 262701 and 262631 which cites

"Item.Send - When you run a program that uses the Outlook
object model to call the Send method, you receive a
warning message. This warning message tells you that a
program is trying to send mail on your behalf and asks if
you want to allow the message to be sent. The warning
message contains both a Yes and a No button, however, the
Yes button is not available until five seconds have
passed since the warning message appeared. You can
dismiss the warning message immediately if you click No.
When you click No, the Send method returns an E_FAIL
error in the C or C++ programming languages."

What are possible solutions to bypassing and disabling
this dialog box?  Is there a registry setting?  Or does
this require seperate programming?
Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] - 26 Sep 2003 16:13 GMT
See http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/esecup.htm#autosec

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> Based upon KB article 262701 and 262631 which cites
>
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> this dialog box?  Is there a registry setting?  Or does
> this require seperate programming?
 
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