Question

I am looking to enable the following message: A program is trying to access e-mail address information stored in Outlook.


Why?

Because some of my users are experiencing bugs when clicking on "Deny" ... And for some reason mine will never popup. I probably allowed access for ever? There is no code to prevent this pop up message because my users receive it.

Is it possible to re-enable this message by Outlook's UI? I tried looking in Options and Advanced options but I haven't found anything related to security messages. I have Outlook 2007.

Was it helpful?

Solution

  • Click on the File tab
  • Click Options
  • Click Trust Center tab at the bottom in the Outlook Options window. And you can see Microsoft Outlook Trust Center pane displaying at the bottom of the body part.

Trust Center

Then I just went into the "Programmatic Access" to set the options accordingly.

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http://www.addintools.com/documents/outlook/where-trust-center.html

OTHER TIPS

That security level can be circumvented entirely using C++.

However since C++ may not be your strong suit (and mine neither) I use "Outlook Redemption" which is basically a very similar wrapper API built in C++ to access outlook API but without the security popups.

It is not very expensive Library ($249 re-distributable includes 32 and 64 bit versions) and has worked well for me.

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