markr1963

Applied said service pack to a bunch of PCs, applied the fixes to deal with Outlook relining, added an app that allows attachements of a given extension to be moved from level 1 (blocked) to level 2 (user intervetnion) etc, etc. All fine and dandy...

...until a user opens our CRM package, Maximizer. It has hooks into the user's Outlook address book. Microsoft, bless 'em, has, in its draconian way, put up a road block:

Is there any way over getting round this? While I can understand MS trying to prevent worms and such, this is a real pain in the ar$e.
I also have a little VB app that uses a MAPI session to send emails to a number of our users. I get this message as well



Is there a way around this too?

Ta muchly

Mark

what would scooby do

Yup - use Lotus Notes (sorry)

ChrisB

There's a section on Automation security here:

http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/esecup.htm

markr1963

LOL @ WWSD, can't be doing with Lotus

Cheers Chris, looking at Outlook Redemption ATM.

This is a useful app for moving attachment exetensions from level 1 to level 2 Attachment Options

Mark