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Outlook Security Message while sending e-mail via VBA

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Joost - 28 Aug 2004 22:18 GMT
Hi Everybody,

While sending an e-mail via VBA, I receive the Outlook
security msg: A program is trying to send etc....

A lot on dealing with this problem is written on the I-
net but none of them seame to answer my question.

Is there a way to deal with the security dialog via VBA?

I've bean experimenting with COM-addins (Redemption, etc)
they all work fine...but require installation of that
addin.

Extensive Mapi is also not possible (In VBA), I'm not
using C++ or Delphi.

I've downloaded a program called ClickYes witch you can
make behave well via VBA...(But still instalation is
required)

Who out there has the answer on dealing with the dialog
via VBA?

Thanks a bunch,
Joost
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 28 Aug 2004 22:40 GMT
Your post enumerated all the available approaches. Pick the one that suits
your situation the best.

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> Hi Everybody,
>
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> Thanks a bunch,
> Joost
Joost - 29 Aug 2004 17:21 GMT
Hi Sue,

Thanks for you're reply!

Well that ends my query on searching for a VBA solution
within my program! (based on my respect for you're
knowledge...no need to keep on searching)

This means I'll continue to work with Redemption. I'll
have to make some sort of installation package to
RegServ32 the DLL to make it available for my users.

Seams like some things aren't possible after all in VBA!

Regards,
Joost
>-----Original Message-----
>Your post enumerated all the available approaches. Pick the one that suits
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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 30 Aug 2004 13:17 GMT
One thing we didn't cover -- your Outlook version. The intrinsic Application
object is "trusted" in Outlook 2003, which means that you don't get security
prompts for objects derived from Application.

I'd still recommend Redemption, though, not just for the security prompt
bypass, but because it adds so many programming features that Outlook lacks.

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    Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
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> Hi Sue,
>
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> within my program! (based on my respect for you're
> knowledge...no need to keep on searching)
 
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