Hello all.. Since my last project was not the style that suits these forums, I decided to continue..

I am writing my own email client - And i'm wondering if there is a way to send the email without outlook giving me a prompt.. I've tried MAPI, and it's just too much. I've looked into SMTP, and jsut couldn't get it working..

Here is what I have at the moment:

Set ol = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set Mail = ol.CreateItem(0)
Mail.to = "[email protected]"
Mail.Subject = "Testing"
Mail.Body = "txtEmail.text"
Mail.Send

I have the main interface with a textbox "txtEmail" , and a "send!" button that performs the above.

When I run it like this, It prompts me with "A Program is Trying to send an Email on your behalf! Do you want to allow this?" Yes - No

Also, when I run it this way, even if I hit "yes" on the prompt, I do not recieve an email to that email address (my email obviously, for testing).

I don't want that message to appear, I dont' want to have to verify everytime, (because eventually, I will be working on my own Messenger program, just for fun).

If there is just a .hide, or .message = false command I could add, I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could help me out on this one...

Thanks..

glyphed

Anyone?

send me an example that how can i use microsoft forms 2.0 objet library on visual basic 6.0

Hi !

  I think you should set property of the outlook..

  just go to Tools Menu of outlook then go to Options, then go to Security Tab and then Uncheck the CheckBox which shows 'Warm me when other applications try to send mail as me.'

   I think it will solve your problem.

DPK..