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Send E-mail from Excel VBA without Security Warning
Hi everyone,
I am using Excel to pull and store live data from a manufacturing process, and automatically generate an e-mail alert when the process values drift outside allowable limits. How do I disable the Security warning? (preferably without reg-edit). While the warning is active and during the included 5 second delay Excel stops and I lose data. I know this sounds like "how do I write a virus?" but any help I can get would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
Send E-mail from Excel VBA without Security Warning
this question has been raised several times in the past few weeks - so its
worth doing a search. I understand that the security setting is not an Excel issue but a setting in Exchange Server...so your IT dept need to configure it. "fhjfhgjf" wrote: Hi everyone, I am using Excel to pull and store live data from a manufacturing process, and automatically generate an e-mail alert when the process values drift outside allowable limits. How do I disable the Security warning? (preferably without reg-edit). While the warning is active and during the included 5 second delay Excel stops and I lose data. I know this sounds like "how do I write a virus?" but any help I can get would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
Send E-mail from Excel VBA without Security Warning
You cannot circumvent that dialog without recoding..
either write your routine to use CDO (code at www.rondebruin.nl) or download a utility called redemption http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/ -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam fhjfhgjf wrote : Hi everyone, I am using Excel to pull and store live data from a manufacturing process, and automatically generate an e-mail alert when the process values drift outside allowable limits. How do I disable the Security warning? (preferably without reg-edit). While the warning is active and during the included 5 second delay Excel stops and I lose data. I know this sounds like "how do I write a virus?" but any help I can get would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. |
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