Outlook confirmation dialog.

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First of all I'm sorry if I'm posting in a wrong group. I just do not know
what does my problem belong to.
I have 2 development machines. I tested some VB6 code to send an email
programmatically. On the first machine the mail was send. The second machine
displayed the dialog sayin "a program is trying to automatically send e-mail
on your behalf...".
I started to look for the difference between machines. I found that the
first one has Windows XP with SP3 and Office 2007, the second machine has
Windows XP with SP2 and Office 2003.
I installed SP3 on the second machine and tried to send email. The same
messageg appeared.
I installed Office 2007 and tried to send an email again. The same message
appeared.

Now my question - what might be the difference between 2 machines. I'd like
to know what make the dialog pop up and prepare user machines to get rid
that dialog.
Many years ago I tried to create email sending code and I met the problem
with that dialog. But now somehow one of my machines doesn't have that
problem.

Thank you

vovan
 
I've read a lot about Outlook security before I made my post.
I asked about the differense between 2 machines. Why one of them displays
the dialog and another one doesn't when I run the same code on both of them.

Thank you
vovan

Diane Poremsky said:
See http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=52.

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vovan said:
First of all I'm sorry if I'm posting in a wrong group. I just do not
know what does my problem belong to.
I have 2 development machines. I tested some VB6 code to send an email
programmatically. On the first machine the mail was send. The second
machine displayed the dialog sayin "a program is trying to automatically
send e-mail on your behalf...".
I started to look for the difference between machines. I found that the
first one has Windows XP with SP3 and Office 2007, the second machine has
Windows XP with SP2 and Office 2003.
I installed SP3 on the second machine and tried to send email. The same
messageg appeared.
I installed Office 2007 and tried to send an email again. The same
message appeared.

Now my question - what might be the difference between 2 machines. I'd
like to know what make the dialog pop up and prepare user machines to get
rid that dialog.
Many years ago I tried to create email sending code and I met the problem
with that dialog. But now somehow one of my machines doesn't have that
problem.

Thank you

vovan
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Then you know that there are differences between Outlook 2003 and 2007,
including applications that automate Outlook with Outlook object model do
not trigger security prompts if the machine is configured with an up-to-date
anti-virus application. Otherwise, Outlook 2007 will act like Outlook 2003
and throw up the prompts.

See the "Version-specific considerations" section at
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=52 for more information.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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vovan said:
I've read a lot about Outlook security before I made my post.
I asked about the differense between 2 machines. Why one of them displays
the dialog and another one doesn't when I run the same code on both of
them.

Thank you
vovan

Diane Poremsky said:
See http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=52.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]





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(e-mail address removed)

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vovan said:
First of all I'm sorry if I'm posting in a wrong group. I just do not
know what does my problem belong to.
I have 2 development machines. I tested some VB6 code to send an email
programmatically. On the first machine the mail was send. The second
machine displayed the dialog sayin "a program is trying to automatically
send e-mail on your behalf...".
I started to look for the difference between machines. I found that the
first one has Windows XP with SP3 and Office 2007, the second machine
has Windows XP with SP2 and Office 2003.
I installed SP3 on the second machine and tried to send email. The same
messageg appeared.
I installed Office 2007 and tried to send an email again. The same
message appeared.

Now my question - what might be the difference between 2 machines. I'd
like to know what make the dialog pop up and prepare user machines to
get rid that dialog.
Many years ago I tried to create email sending code and I met the
problem with that dialog. But now somehow one of my machines doesn't
have that problem.

Thank you

vovan
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