Re: bypass or disable security message from call to send

No registry setting. See http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/esecup.htm#autosec for your options.
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"HC" <hchung@mazdausa.com> wrote in message news:26c601c3837d$d4d86d10$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> Based upon KB article 262701 and 262631 which cites
>
> "Item.Send - When you run a program that uses the Outlook
> object model to call the Send method, you receive a
> warning message. This warning message tells you that a
> program is trying to send mail on your behalf and asks if
> you want to allow the message to be sent. The warning
> message contains both a Yes and a No button, however, the
> Yes button is not available until five seconds have
> passed since the warning message appeared. You can
> dismiss the warning message immediately if you click No.
> When you click No, the Send method returns an E_FAIL
> error in the C or C++ programming languages."
>
> What are possible solutions to bypassing and disabling
> this dialog box? Is there a registry setting? Or does
> this require seperate programming?
>