Programmatic Access in Outlook 2007

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Paullyie

Hi Everyone,
Not sure if this is the correct thread/forum for this.

I have an accounts application that can automatically send e-mail
statements/invoices etc.. directly through Outlook (via MAPI config)

The problem I have is with Outlook 2007, is that I get a warning asking me
to allow or deny the sending of the mail from the external program.
But i'f I have 100 customers being sent a statement through email this way,
the 'allow' has to be clicked for every mail it sends seperatly - basically
100 times!

I know there is the option in Programmatic Access to 'Never Warn Me' but I'd
prefer not to use this.
Is there a way to 'Never Warn Me' but only on specific applications?

Hope someone can help on this

Thanks in advance

Paul
 
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Roady [MVP]

This warning should not occur if all you do is sending via Outlook. The
issue probably lies in the way you are calling Outlook in your code.
You might want to repost in outlook.program_vba with a code sample.
Additional information can be found on http://www.outlookcode.com
 
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Duncan McC

Hi Everyone,
Not sure if this is the correct thread/forum for this.

I have an accounts application that can automatically send e-mail
statements/invoices etc.. directly through Outlook (via MAPI config)

The problem I have is with Outlook 2007, is that I get a warning asking me
to allow or deny the sending of the mail from the external program.
But i'f I have 100 customers being sent a statement through email this way,
the 'allow' has to be clicked for every mail it sends seperatly - basically
100 times!

I know there is the option in Programmatic Access to 'Never Warn Me' but I'd
prefer not to use this.
Is there a way to 'Never Warn Me' but only on specific applications?

Hope someone can help on this

Thanks in advance

What is the accounts application? I get the same problem with MYOB, but
they (the MYOB folk) don't seem to be too concerned about fixing up
their code.
 

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