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A program is trying to send mail using Item.Send
I've written a few macros for sending e-mail via Outlook from an Excel VBA.
Every time it runs, I get a popup asking if I mean to be using Outlook and to click on "Yes" if I am. Since the process is being automated for others, my supervisor wanted to know if it was possible to get around that query. The Help option indicates that this a security measure that I cannot (and if I could, should not) disable. <emA program is trying to automatically send an e-mail message using a Microsoft Visual Basic Application (VBA) command, Item.Send, from within Microsoft Outlook. If you want this program to send this message, click Yes. </em Am I correct that I can't change the security settings to allow the sending of mail without this protection? |
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A program is trying to send mail using Item.Send
David Gerstman wrote:
I've written a few macros for sending e-mail via Outlook from an Excel VBA. Every time it runs, I get a popup asking if I mean to be using Outlook and to click on "Yes" if I am. Since the process is being automated for others, my supervisor wanted to know if it was possible to get around that query. The Help option indicates that this a security measure that I cannot (and if I could, should not) disable. <emA program is trying to automatically send an e-mail message using a Microsoft Visual Basic Application (VBA) command, Item.Send, from within Microsoft Outlook. If you want this program to send this message, click Yes. </em Am I correct that I can't change the security settings to allow the sending of mail without this protection? there is a way, but it may not be easy for your macro to implement. google "outlook redemption" Bob -- |
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A program is trying to send mail using Item.Send
It also might not be tactics that the computer security people would approve
of either. :-) Thanks, David "Bob O`Bob" wrote: there is a way, but it may not be easy for your macro to implement. google "outlook redemption" Bob -- |
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A program is trying to send mail using Item.Send
David Gerstman wrote:
It also might not be tactics that the computer security people would approve of either. :-) Exactly. In order to make it scriptable, you would essentially have to install a "back door" of your own. Security people tend not to be favorably impressed. Bob -- |
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A program is trying to send mail using Item.Send
You can try CDO
http://www.rondebruin.nl/cdo.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Bob O`Bob" wrote in message ... David Gerstman wrote: It also might not be tactics that the computer security people would approve of either. :-) Exactly. In order to make it scriptable, you would essentially have to install a "back door" of your own. Security people tend not to be favorably impressed. Bob -- |
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