Hi,

I am creating an application that scans the outlook 2000 inbox for mails with a specific subject. It then needs to create a reply mail to be automatically sent out.

The problem I am getting is that Outlook creates a popup when the program tries to send the mail, asking the user if they want to allow access to Outlook.

Does anybody know how to programatically turn this off. The idea is the program will run without user intervention.

Thanks in advance

Byron

Some steps that you might want to look at initially are:
a) Your setup of Outlook - do you have multiple profiles? Do you need to log into Outlook when starting it (Password etc)...
b) Though if you are using Outlook VBA, try not to invoke navigators but if you keep your approach to creating just a MailItem and then invoking MailItem.Send... When is this popup precisely occuring? Is it as you create the mail or when you invoke Send?

To give much more advice perhaps you could give some more details as to how you are creating this reply mail and your setup of Outlook etc.

Hope that this help inspire you onto a successful solution.

Regards,

Simon

Sorry Byron, there is no way of turning this message off via code!

Hi,

Thanks for your help. I got around it in the end by using a third party mail component to send the mails.

Thanks again..

If you want then try CDO (Collaborative data Object) for mailing

Deepesh Jain
VB,VBA & .NET Specialist
Wiley Support Team