Way to bypass the security message when syncing Palm to Oulook 2002?

[Bill Bain]

When I sync my Palm to Outlook 2002, it will sync
contacts, notes, address and calendar but when it gets to
email, I get a message informing me that a program is
attempting to access my Outlook and requesting permission,
with a time limit (up to 10 minutes).

That's OK when I sync from the cradle (just click "yes",
although it is an extra step), but we're trying to sync up
using WiFi so I can capture emails when I'm not in my
office but I have access to a WAP in the building, so I'm
not at my PC to click the button.

Is there a way to either have Outlook "trust" my Palm or,
as a last resort, disable the warning entirely. I'm using
IntelliSync Lite on a Sony Clie, although I had teh same
message when I was using my Palm IIIC and Pocket Mirror.

Thanx!

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

You will need to upgrade your software to work with the Outlook security
settings. Most manufacturers have updated their software to work with this
feature.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the SWEN virus, all mail sent to my personal account will be deleted
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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Bill Bain asked:

| When I sync my Palm to Outlook 2002, it will sync
| contacts, notes, address and calendar but when it gets to
| email, I get a message informing me that a program is
| attempting to access my Outlook and requesting permission,
| with a time limit (up to 10 minutes).
|
| That's OK when I sync from the cradle (just click "yes",
| although it is an extra step), but we're trying to sync up
| using WiFi so I can capture emails when I'm not in my
| office but I have access to a WAP in the building, so I'm
| not at my PC to click the button.
|
| Is there a way to either have Outlook "trust" my Palm or,
| as a last resort, disable the warning entirely. I'm using
| IntelliSync Lite on a Sony Clie, although I had teh same
| message when I was using my Palm IIIC and Pocket Mirror.
|
| Thanx!