Outlook Security

[VictoryHighway]

Greetings,
I have an Access database that uses Outlook 2003 to send e-mail. It seems that any time anyone tries to use the e-mail functions in my database, Outlook either "pops-up" or more typically "pops-under" a warning message saying that some program is trying to send e-mail on their behalf. Some users think that when this is happening the database is locking up.

My main question, is there a way to bypass that warning completely, or if not, a way to make sure that that warning allways pops-up rather than pops-under?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Sincerely,
Geoffrey

 

[denosaur]

Hi! You might check out thread605-870309. You may find that it helps. The code helped solve this problem for me.

 

[VictoryHighway]

Hmmm. I guess that it isn't going to be too easy to just bypass the window without having to use third-party tools. I was kind of looking to avoid that since this database I am developing will be used on many different client computers. I want to make it as easy as possible for IT to deploy.

OK, on to my alternate idea. Is there a way in VBA code to make that dialog become the foreground window, so that the end-user knows that they have to hit the button?

Thanks,
Geoffrey

 

[HitechUser]

Since you posted your question twice (on two different forums)...

See my replied to your first post... Your other post

 

[PHV]

Anyway do a google search for outlook object model guard

Hope This Helps, PH.
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