kaisersoze Posted November 11, 2004 Posted November 11, 2004 My application talks to outlook, How do I suppress or click on yes button programmatically. Quote Note: I think as a programmer not as a human, so use my answer at your will
Rick_Fla Posted November 11, 2004 Posted November 11, 2004 Would this not be a security risk if someone could make the program surpress this message? I know I would not like knowing a program can bypass this. Quote "Nobody knows what I do until I stop doing it."
kaisersoze Posted November 11, 2004 Author Posted November 11, 2004 It can be security threat but as a developer you have to see the requirement is fulfilled or not. Moreover, the below link provides a software which, when installed it suppresses the message generated by outlook. This brings to there is a possibility to suppress this. If not me someone is capable doing this now. http://www.contextmagic.com/express-clickyes/ I can install this but my fear I rather believe in the code which I write then install someone program which does exactly what i want. Quote Note: I think as a programmer not as a human, so use my answer at your will
Rick_Fla Posted November 11, 2004 Posted November 11, 2004 See if this link provides any help. http://www.outlookcode.com/d/sec.htm Quote "Nobody knows what I do until I stop doing it."
kaisersoze Posted November 11, 2004 Author Posted November 11, 2004 Hell again, Thanks for the site. The site has some information that can be used. The only drawback is, we need to install a dll on the client machine. this dll is not a .net dll (that is secondary). The most important is how far can we trust this dll as it is writted by some one. It can be a worm generator after some time. Since he has done so we can do that I beleive programmatically... if any one knows how to do let me know please Quote Note: I think as a programmer not as a human, so use my answer at your will
phillip Posted December 10, 2004 Posted December 10, 2004 Did you ever get this working? Quote phillip Restall
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