Programatically sending email in OL XP (XP)

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For the life of me I can’t remember what this feature in OL XP is referred to as but in XP when you try to send an email programmatically say from Access you get a pop-up msg from Outlook informing you that a program is attempting to send an email on your behalf. You have to click OK to send the email. Is there any work-a-around to this as of yet?

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Ed

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See this post from but a few hours ago…

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Looking through those previous threads I saw mention of a program that would automatically click the OL wraning button for you. Do you know what the program is and or where to get it?

Thanks Again

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Sorry, no – you may need to follow the clues with a search in the Outlook forum or a follow-up post there.

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It’s not exactly a program, it’s a library add-in called Redemption that provides it’s own special Outlook object model that allows access to OL objects without those warnings. Search in Outlook fro Redemptions and you’ll find more information.

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You might have heard about “ClickYes.exe.” It seems to be a nice little utility, but it has it’s limitations (like, the workstation can’t be locked). Read about it at:

http://www.express-soft.com/mailmate/clickyes.html

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Thanks! That’s exactly what I was looking for.

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Ed, don’t introduce this to your machine lightly. This introduces a major security problem – don’t do this from a corporate environment.
– For a developer, Redemption is the way to go.
– As an end user, you can turn off any of the security that you don’t want – there are lots of free tools, but I like the “Xenos Outlook Security Extension” at http://www.xenossoftware.com/XSOutlookSecu…xt/details.aspx – it puts another tab into the options dialog, and lets me manage things from there.

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