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Old March 30th 06, 02:51 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
Long Nguyen
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Default Error code returned when users say No to security prompt

(Outlook 2002 sp2)
I am putting in vbscript code in my custom form to handle the case where
users said "No" to security prompt. The examples given in
www.outlookcode.com check for Err = 287, however I checked wity my form and
teh return code is -2147467260. Which one is correct? Where can I find more
information on the error code returned when No is clicked.

Thanks


 




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