Is there any setting that can be selected/changed, either thru
EXCAHANGE server or in outlook itself to disable the "Object Model
Guard" security feature for 1 specific program. We are running
Outlook 2002 with XP.
I am using Timberline - Project Manager software indivdually on 13
PC's and a huge feature we are using is through Outlook to document
communication by emailing. Each Proj. Mgr has anywhere from 20-40
contacts per project and they are running 2-4 projects each.
The convience and efficancy of the Timberline software is being lost
each time I have to select the "Yes" button, enabling Outlook to send
the 1 single email, this becomes very annoying and loss of production.
I am not a programmer, nor does my company have the funds to hire a
programmer to change the code in outlook to allow this security
feature to be disabled.

See http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?ID=52 for your options with regard to the "object model guard" security in Outlook 2000 SP2 and later versions.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54


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> Is there any setting that can be selected/changed, either thru
> EXCAHANGE server or in outlook itself to disable the "Object Model
> Guard" security feature for 1 specific program. We are running
> Outlook 2002 with XP.
> I am using Timberline - Project Manager software indivdually on 13
> PC's and a huge feature we are using is through Outlook to document
> communication by emailing. Each Proj. Mgr has anywhere from 20-40
> contacts per project and they are running 2-4 projects each.
> The convience and efficancy of the Timberline software is being lost
> each time I have to select the "Yes" button, enabling Outlook to send
> the 1 single email, this becomes very annoying and loss of production.
> I am not a programmer, nor does my company have the funds to hire a
> programmer to change the code in outlook to allow this security
> feature to be disabled.
>