"Trust all installed add-ins" doesn't help

[Klemens Schmid]

I ran my add-in in Outlook 2003 successfully for quite some time. I
was wondering why the same add-in brought up the famous security popup
when accessing Item.Body on a colleagues machine but not on mine.
After our IT did an automatic re-configuration of my Outlook it don't
work on my machine either. However, the "Trust all installed add-ins"
flag is on. There must be something else. My add-in is coded pretty
well following the guidelines (uses Application object, etc).
- Klemens

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

What did they do when they reconfigured Outlook?

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[Klemens Schmid]

That's exactly what I don't know. Must be something with policies.

What did they do when they reconfigured Outlook?

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I ran my add-in in Outlook 2003 successfully for quite some time. I
was wondering why the same add-in brought up the famous security popup
when accessing Item.Body on a colleagues machine but not on mine.
After our IT did an automatic re-configuration of my Outlook it don't
work on my machine either. However, the "Trust all installed add-ins"
flag is on. There must be something else. My add-in is coded pretty
well following the guidelines (uses Application object, etc).
- Klemens

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

Did they point your client to an Exchange server Outlook Security Settings
folder by adding the CheckAdminSettings policy? If so, then it may be that
only COM add-ins specified on the items in that folder are trusted.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
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Administrators, Power Users, and Developers