Sending Email

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Hi,
I am using XP, Office 2003, outlook 2003 etc. I have written code to send
some attachments via email and all works great except for an annoying message
that comes up to basically ask permission to send the email, warning that a
process is trying to send an email etc. Does anyone know how to stop this
from occuring and enabling the email to go directly to the sent items box?
 
sam said:
Hi,
I am using XP, Office 2003, outlook 2003 etc. I have written code to
send some attachments via email and all works great except for an
annoying message that comes up to basically ask permission to send
the email, warning that a process is trying to send an email etc.
Does anyone know how to stop this from occuring and enabling the
email to go directly to the sent items box?
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The message is coming from Outlook, not Access (it's a feature). You either
have to NOT use Outlook for sending messages from Access or you can get a free
utility that will automatically click the [Yes] button on the prompt for you.

With automation you can send Emails using a variety of messaging libraries, some
of which are already on your system (like CDOSys), but SendObject will always
use your default MAPI client on the system.
 
The only way around that annoying BUT necessary message that I am aware of
is to use Outlook Redemption. Here is a link
http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/ I have never used this myself, but I
understand that it is effective. About the only downside is that you will
have to provide a separate installs Outlook Redemption needs to be
registered on every workstation.
 
Thanks for your assistance
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Thanks


Ron Weiner said:
The only way around that annoying BUT necessary message that I am aware of
is to use Outlook Redemption. Here is a link
http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/ I have never used this myself, but I
understand that it is effective. About the only downside is that you will
have to provide a separate installs Outlook Redemption needs to be
registered on every workstation.
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