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Peter Crickman
I have written a VBScript module that transverses a Global Address List
using the CDO model to extract the free/busy time schedule information for
other members of group. When I run the code using an Outlook 2000 client,
no warning messages appear. When I run the same code using an Outlook 2002
client, a warning dialog appears stating "A program is trying to access
email addresses stored in Outlook. Do you want to allow this?".
How do I acknowledge to Outlook that this module is safe or better yet how
do I turn off these dialogs permanently? I have tried using the MapiLab's
Advanced Security add-in (www.mapilab.com) within Outlook, but it does not
catch the execution of wscript.exe.
Thanks for any help,
Peter
using the CDO model to extract the free/busy time schedule information for
other members of group. When I run the code using an Outlook 2000 client,
no warning messages appear. When I run the same code using an Outlook 2002
client, a warning dialog appears stating "A program is trying to access
email addresses stored in Outlook. Do you want to allow this?".
How do I acknowledge to Outlook that this module is safe or better yet how
do I turn off these dialogs permanently? I have tried using the MapiLab's
Advanced Security add-in (www.mapilab.com) within Outlook, but it does not
catch the execution of wscript.exe.
Thanks for any help,
Peter