Updating OCX for use with Outlook 2003 & Security Warnings

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FWBlack

I'm updating a couple of old activeX objects that sit on custom forms in the
contact folder of Outlook. They work just fine with Office 2000, etc.

However with Office 2003, after recompiling on a machine with Office 2003
installed and republishing the form, I get the following error:
"To help prevent malicious code from running, one or more objects in this
form were not loaded...."

Is this possibly related to not using the trusted application object, and if
so, how do I get the trusted application object from inside an OCX?

Any other suggestions?

Thanks for any help,
Fred Black
 
K

Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]

Does your ActiveX control have code in it that instantiates an Outlook
Application object? See if it works if you add a public property to
the ActiveX control that is an Outlook Application object that you can
pass into the control when you init it. You can use the Application
object that is valid in the Outlook form.
 

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