Control permission to send email

[Guest]

I have inherited a VBA file that uses the command: DoCmd.SendObject
acSendReport, "EmailReport", acFormatRTF, [Emailaddress], , , "ACH Deposits",
, no. We are using Outlook 2003 and Access 2007 running an Access 2000 file.
I am told that the request for permission to send the email can be turned
off so that a yes reply to each is not needed. New to me. We send somewhere
between 10 and 100 emails daily so the amount of time required to answer yes
to each can take quite a while. The actual email address is loaded from a
table of email information. Any help is much appreciated. I don't even have
a clue if this is Access or Outlook related. Thanks again!!

 

[Guest]

The message you are receiving is related to Outlook it's there for a reason
called security. It's not an option you can switch off. What you can do is
set the time to allow sending mail to 10 minutes. That way you won't be
bothered with the dialog for at least ten minutes. If you do want to get rid
of the dialog in all you have to use the "redemption" reference which you
need to download. In your code you have to set a reference to it and then use
the appropriate properties. For more info on the redemption story check the
Outlook newsgroup they'll be glad to give you all the details on this one.
But remember the warning dialog is there for a good reason!

hth

 

[Guest]

Thank you very much!!!!

The message you are receiving is related to Outlook it's there for a reason
called security. It's not an option you can switch off. What you can do is
set the time to allow sending mail to 10 minutes. That way you won't be
bothered with the dialog for at least ten minutes. If you do want to get rid
of the dialog in all you have to use the "redemption" reference which you
need to download. In your code you have to set a reference to it and then use
the appropriate properties. For more info on the redemption story check the
Outlook newsgroup they'll be glad to give you all the details on this one.
But remember the warning dialog is there for a good reason!

hth
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Maurice Ausum

I have inherited a VBA file that uses the command: DoCmd.SendObject
acSendReport, "EmailReport", acFormatRTF, [Emailaddress], , , "ACH Deposits",
, no. We are using Outlook 2003 and Access 2007 running an Access 2000 file.
I am told that the request for permission to send the email can be turned
off so that a yes reply to each is not needed. New to me. We send somewhere
between 10 and 100 emails daily so the amount of time required to answer yes
to each can take quite a while. The actual email address is loaded from a
table of email information. Any help is much appreciated. I don't even have
a clue if this is Access or Outlook related. Thanks again!!