I was wondering if anyone has come across a simple technique for suppressing Outlook's automated security message when sending email through Access.
I am working in a large institution and do not have the ability to get the various security settings adjusted as it is a fairly beaurocratic environment. In saying that I also have end users with locked down computers, so utilizing something like "ClickYes" is probably not an option (though it works beautifully for me, I have admin priviledges on my pc).
I read some posts about CDO and MAPI, not totally sure I understand them - we use an Exchange Server and I assume with all the bells and whistles when it comes to security.
I am just looking for the easiest way to get past that "a program is trying to automatically send email on your behalf". The email being sent is very simple no attachments and to only 1 person.
From what I've read on the net, there are no simple answers except for ClickYes program - I would use it if the end user's PC wasn't locked down. I don't believe they will be able to install it.
I am working in a large institution and do not have the ability to get the various security settings adjusted as it is a fairly beaurocratic environment. In saying that I also have end users with locked down computers, so utilizing something like "ClickYes" is probably not an option (though it works beautifully for me, I have admin priviledges on my pc).
I read some posts about CDO and MAPI, not totally sure I understand them - we use an Exchange Server and I assume with all the bells and whistles when it comes to security.
I am just looking for the easiest way to get past that "a program is trying to automatically send email on your behalf". The email being sent is very simple no attachments and to only 1 person.
From what I've read on the net, there are no simple answers except for ClickYes program - I would use it if the end user's PC wasn't locked down. I don't believe they will be able to install it.