Send Email Virus Warning

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Thanks to the help of this group, I have managed to create a nice database to
track projects for my department. I am in a corporate environment, with
firewall and virus protection.

Using Acess 2002. When I execute this line of code within the database, it
presents the user with a virus warning, giving the user the option to NOT
send an email.

DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , Forms![Temp].[Lead_Email],
("(e-mail address removed)"), , "Update for " & Me.SR, ("Modified by: " &
Forms![Temp].Modify_By & ". " & Forms![Temp].strEmail_txt), False

Can I bypass this without hacking the firewall or the virus protection?

Thank you for your assistance,
 
hi,
not sure but try
docmd.setwarnings = false
then after the line
docmd.setwarning = true
 
You're talking about Outlook's increased security (SP2 I think) that gives
you the message "A program is trying to automatically send email on your
behalf...."?

If that's the case then a search around the web doesn't really show up a
'standard' solution although there's some interesting thoughts here...
http://makeashorterlink.com/?T22322C6A (...if that doesn't work - and, no,
I haven't tried any of it - then you're going to be best off posting a
message to an Outlook newsgroup...)

If, however, it's your AV software displaying the message, then talk to the
provider.
 
HEY Annonymous,
Thanks for the effort, but you have failed. First of All, no equal signs
when using setwarning.

Second of all, the error message is coming from Outlook, not Access.

Can someone else help, Allen Browne maybe?


[email protected] said:
hi,
not sure but try
docmd.setwarnings = false
then after the line
docmd.setwarning = true
-----Original Message-----
Thanks to the help of this group, I have managed to create a nice database to
track projects for my department. I am in a corporate environment, with
firewall and virus protection.

Using Acess 2002. When I execute this line of code within the database, it
presents the user with a virus warning, giving the user the option to NOT
send an email.

DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , Forms![Temp]. [Lead_Email],
("(e-mail address removed)"), , "Update for " & Me.SR, ("Modified by: " &
Forms![Temp].Modify_By & ". " & Forms! [Temp].strEmail_txt), False

Can I bypass this without hacking the firewall or the virus protection?

Thank you for your assistance,
.
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Thanks Rob,
I'll try the OUTLOOK group.

Rob Oldfield said:
You're talking about Outlook's increased security (SP2 I think) that gives
you the message "A program is trying to automatically send email on your
behalf...."?

If that's the case then a search around the web doesn't really show up a
'standard' solution although there's some interesting thoughts here...
http://makeashorterlink.com/?T22322C6A (...if that doesn't work - and, no,
I haven't tried any of it - then you're going to be best off posting a
message to an Outlook newsgroup...)

If, however, it's your AV software displaying the message, then talk to the
provider.


David said:
Thanks to the help of this group, I have managed to create a nice database to
track projects for my department. I am in a corporate environment, with
firewall and virus protection.

Using Acess 2002. When I execute this line of code within the database, it
presents the user with a virus warning, giving the user the option to NOT
send an email.

DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , Forms![Temp].[Lead_Email],
("(e-mail address removed)"), , "Update for " & Me.SR, ("Modified by: " &
Forms![Temp].Modify_By & ". " & Forms![Temp].strEmail_txt), False

Can I bypass this without hacking the firewall or the virus protection?

Thank you for your assistance,
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You might try to Outlook newsgroup, especially if the block has to do with
"outside application trying to access address book".
I'm sure you'll get better response. Also, check out www.slipstick.com

Immanuel Sibero



David said:
HEY Annonymous,
Thanks for the effort, but you have failed. First of All, no equal signs
when using setwarning.

Second of all, the error message is coming from Outlook, not Access.

Can someone else help, Allen Browne maybe?


[email protected] said:
hi,
not sure but try
docmd.setwarnings = false
then after the line
docmd.setwarning = true
-----Original Message-----
Thanks to the help of this group, I have managed to create a nice database to
track projects for my department. I am in a corporate environment, with
firewall and virus protection.

Using Acess 2002. When I execute this line of code within the database, it
presents the user with a virus warning, giving the user the option to NOT
send an email.

DoCmd.SendObject acSendNoObject, , , Forms![Temp]. [Lead_Email],
("(e-mail address removed)"), , "Update for " & Me.SR, ("Modified by: " &
Forms![Temp].Modify_By & ". " & Forms! [Temp].strEmail_txt), False

Can I bypass this without hacking the firewall or the virus protection?

Thank you for your assistance,
.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
Hi David

If this is the damn fool Outlook message, then you can read all about it at
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/esecup.htm#autosec.

If you are in a corporate environment, chances are you are using exchange
server, in which case follow the "administrative options" link on the page
above.

Otherwise, you can use Outlook Redemption, which is a very good, safe, and
reliable product. There is also a link to that on the page above.
 
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