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Old March 5th 08, 02:06 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba
neelamani Padhy
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Default VBA command, "Item.Send" gives Yes/No Prompt. How do I disable pro

How to prevent Outlook security warnings from appearing?
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three properties that enable or disable security settings for Outlook
objects, CDO and Simple MAPI including MailMerge. These properties are
DisableOOMWarnings, DisableCDOWarnings and DisableSMAPIWarnings. Before
calling a protected object you just switch off Outlook security via the
corresponding property, and then you turn it on again. For example:

Visual Basic .NET

Dim SecurityManager As New AddinExpress.Outlook.SecurityManager
SecurityManager.DisableOOMWarnings = True
Try
' ... any action with protected objects ...
Finally
' In any case please remember to turn on
' Outlook Security after your code,
' since now it is very easy to switch it off! :-)
SecurityManager.DisableOOMWarnings = False
End Try

Visual Basic 6 (VBA)

OlSecurityManager.DisableOOMWarnings = True
On Error Goto Finally
' ... any action with protected objects ...
Finally:
OlSecurityManager.DisableOOMWarnings = False

Delphi

OlSecurityManager.DisableOOMWarnings := True;
try
// ... any action with protected objects ...
finally
OlSecurityManager.DisableOOMWarnings := False;
end;

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