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Hello,
When I run a macro from Excel to send an e-Mail, it displays a warning that I either must Allow or Deny. I want to Allow, without ever seeing this prompt.
I have attached an example!
Thanks for all of your help in advance.
Hello,
When I run a macro from Excel to send an e-Mail, it displays a warning that I either must Allow or Deny. I want to Allow, without ever seeing this prompt.
I have attached an example!
Thanks for all of your help in advance.
Hello EnigmaMatter,
Sorry, you can't do that. It is part of the built-in security for Outlook. It has been that way since Outlook 10.0.
Sincerely,
Leith Ross
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Can't you create an instance of outlook, an object, and send from outlook without the message?
Thanks,
Solus
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Hello Solus,
The security check is part of the application program. You won't bypass the message by creating a new instance because the instance class is the same as the application clalss.
Thanks! I'll just have it .Display then.
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