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My company uses some custom macros for Outlook 07. While deploying computers
to our users, we add these macros to the Quick Access Toolbar so they can be
easily used. (At least one macro is used for almost every e-mail.)
Naturally, while doing the initial setup, we are required to accept the
security warning from Outlook regarding these macros. This warning appears as
soon as we navigate to the "Macros" group in the Editor Options window (where
things are normally added to the QAT.
If, however, you navigate to this section using the keyboard only (tabs and
down-arrows), the security warning does NOT appear, and the macros do NOT
show in the listbox.
Normally this isn't an issue, but since I'm writing an AutoIt script to
automate deployment, without that security window we're going to have to do
the most time-intensive part of the process manually anyways.
Any ideas would be appreciated on how to get around this?
to our users, we add these macros to the Quick Access Toolbar so they can be
easily used. (At least one macro is used for almost every e-mail.)
Naturally, while doing the initial setup, we are required to accept the
security warning from Outlook regarding these macros. This warning appears as
soon as we navigate to the "Macros" group in the Editor Options window (where
things are normally added to the QAT.
If, however, you navigate to this section using the keyboard only (tabs and
down-arrows), the security warning does NOT appear, and the macros do NOT
show in the listbox.
Normally this isn't an issue, but since I'm writing an AutoIt script to
automate deployment, without that security window we're going to have to do
the most time-intensive part of the process manually anyways.
Any ideas would be appreciated on how to get around this?