I am having a problem using VB6 and Outlook under XP.
The VB6 program was originally written and run succesfully under W2000 - it consists of a routine that auto-sends multiple emails to multiple recipients (based on the contents of a SQL table).
Under XP this still works, but Outlook's new anti-virus security paranoia means that every time an eMail is sent by VB6, a Yes/No message appears asking for confirmation that we want to send the eMail.
As I object to having to press the Yes button several hundred times, I was wondering if anybody knew how to overcome this (programmatically in VB6 or from inside Outlook itself)?
Thanks.
The VB6 program was originally written and run succesfully under W2000 - it consists of a routine that auto-sends multiple emails to multiple recipients (based on the contents of a SQL table).
Under XP this still works, but Outlook's new anti-virus security paranoia means that every time an eMail is sent by VB6, a Yes/No message appears asking for confirmation that we want to send the eMail.
As I object to having to press the Yes button several hundred times, I was wondering if anybody knew how to overcome this (programmatically in VB6 or from inside Outlook itself)?
Thanks.
