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Outlook Security w/Mail Merge
Group,
I'm merging from VBA code (MS Word 2003 w/ Outlook) and all works well except for the Outlook Security dialogue box that won't quit. I have installed ExpressClickYes (Thank you Doug Robbins for that hint)- and yes, it answers to itself, but I want to avoid the annoying question all together-- "A program is trying to access e-mail addresses you have stored in Outlook. Do you want to continue? etc...." Is there a setting in Outlook that I can change? Controlling it with my VBA code in the MS Word document would be perfect, but haven't figured out how to control this. Diane |
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Outlook Security w/Mail Merge
As I understand it, this problem arises whenever you use a number of the
"standard" libraries/objects that let you control Outlook, and you can only get around it by a. doing what ClickYes does (which probably intercepts Win32 messages, works out when the appropriate dialog is being displayed, and responds appropriately) b. use a set of libraries that bypasses Outlook's checks, see e.g. Redemption at http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/ I do not know if this is the library used by the pay-for MAPILabs toolkit which may also let you get around this - see http://mapilab.com/outlook/mail_merge/ However, AFAIK using VBA to control the creation of Outlook messages will make no difference /on its own/ - you have to find a library that circumvents the problems. Peter Jamieson http://tips.pjmsn.me.uk Diane wrote: Group, I'm merging from VBA code (MS Word 2003 w/ Outlook) and all works well except for the Outlook Security dialogue box that won't quit. I have installed ExpressClickYes (Thank you Doug Robbins for that hint)- and yes, it answers to itself, but I want to avoid the annoying question all together-- "A program is trying to access e-mail addresses you have stored in Outlook. Do you want to continue? etc...." Is there a setting in Outlook that I can change? Controlling it with my VBA code in the MS Word document would be perfect, but haven't figured out how to control this. Diane |
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