Hello all-
I recently installed the Office 2000 SP3 on some computers that were running Office 2000 SR-1, and in doing so it installs the Outlook E-Mail security update. Normally this would be no big deal, but some users have complained that when they run macros in Excel that automatically emails data to a long list of vendors, they have to click "Yes" on the prompt to allow the program to access Outlook to send email. They have to do this over 100 times in order to get all the emails sent out and it is very time consuming and annoying.
Normally the prompt gives you the option to allow the program to access Outlook for up to 10 minutes...but this option is not available.
Does anyone know of a way to disable this option without uninstalling Office and reinstalling it without SP3? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
-Tim Nichols
I recently installed the Office 2000 SP3 on some computers that were running Office 2000 SR-1, and in doing so it installs the Outlook E-Mail security update. Normally this would be no big deal, but some users have complained that when they run macros in Excel that automatically emails data to a long list of vendors, they have to click "Yes" on the prompt to allow the program to access Outlook to send email. They have to do this over 100 times in order to get all the emails sent out and it is very time consuming and annoying.
Normally the prompt gives you the option to allow the program to access Outlook for up to 10 minutes...but this option is not available.
Does anyone know of a way to disable this option without uninstalling Office and reinstalling it without SP3? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
-Tim Nichols
