ActiveX error

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Julieta Prandi

Hi Guys,
I've created a custom form that worked perfect in Outlook 97 / 2000.
I'm testing in 2002 now and I've got a notice "This form contains an ActiveX
control which may harm your computer (unsafe for initialization). Be certain
you trust the source. Do you want to load the ActiveX control?"
My form is almost the standard.

Does anybody knows how to solve this?

Thank you,
(- Julieta -)
 
K

Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]

What ActiveX control are you using on the form?

Normally unless the control is compiled as safe for scripting there's
nothing you can do to use the control in an Outlook form. That sort of
checking is more strict in later, secured versions of Outlook. Sometimes the
form will work if it's published, other times you just have to use some
different control unless you have written it yourself and recompile it with
the safe for scripting interface. You might also need to set up the safe for
initialization interface too.
 
J

Julieta Prandi

I found the problem:
I was moving the mailitem and that was what was generating the error.

Thanks.
 

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