Need to send from application without warnings

[Atreju]

I already posted this in Exchange group too...
So-called "MVP"s have nothing useful to suggest thus far.

I have an application which sends out emails via Outlook, (I'm using
Outlook 2007, Exchange 2003). I am getting warnings that an
application is trying to send email on my behalf. As an additional
nicety, Outlook delays the ability to "allow" by 5 seconds. I am
trying to send out dozens of bills, and this is crippling me. After
much hunting online, I have discovered many articles that say that the
"programmatic" preferences in Outlook whereby you can opt to never be
warned is not effective if you are using Exchange. They say that you
need to configure this preference in Exchange, but I'm unable to
locate anywhere to set this preference.

Help! How can I get rid of this warning permanently?
Thanks.

PS - Please don't suggest using "clickyes" I can only wonder if all
the "MVP"s who have suggested this are somehow vested in that
application

 

[neo [mvp outlook]]

Since you don't mention if your application is a home grown or a 3rd party
solution, it will be difficult to explain what your options are. You
shouldn't fault MVPs for pointing out free tools like ClickYes or MAPIlab's
Advanced Security for Outlook that might work since we all failed mind
reading 101.

With the above said and if I'm not mistaken, Outlook 2007 may let you turn
off some of the programmatic security blocks if it sees that the computer in
question has an up-to-date antivirus solution installed. Figure 1 on
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb226709.aspx is what I'm talking
about.

Other than that and if this is an in-house solution, you might want to look
at http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?ID=52. I believe it should help
whomever programmed your solution on what options are available to get
around Outlook's enhanced security that has been around since Outlook 2000
SP2.