Filepro/Print Wizard/Outlook

[Kenneth Brody]

On 4/11/2016 4:32 PM, Del via Filepro-list wrote:
[...]
> Then we tried it with Outlook running, and he got messages from Outlook
> saying that a program was trying to send an email and should it be
> allowed?  I had him click on allow.  The message appeared in his Outbox
> and then was successfully sent and received.
>
> Apparently, Outlook is doing this as part of its virus protection (I
> think).  If he had a virus in his computer trying to send email, that
> would obviously be undesirable.  But, what we really want is to setup
> Outlook to allow this specific type of transaction to happen with no
> operator intervention.  I mean, if we eventually are sending 50 invoices
> and have to have the operator click allow for every one of them, that
> would also be pretty undesirable.
[...]

Yes, it's to prevent viruses and other malware from sending email without 
your knowledge.

According to this page:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/office/forum/office_2010-outlook/how-to-disable-the-setting-in-outlook-2010-to-stop/d3bd72e5-fa4b-e011-8dfc-68b599b31bf5?auth=1

you can turn off that warning entirely:

> Open Outlook go to File – Options – Trust Center – Trust center settings
> – Programmatic Access – Check ‘Never warn me about suspicious
> activity(not recommended)’ under Programmatic Access Security then close
> Outlook and restart

Of course, that opens it up to any program sending email through Outlook.

It might not be possible to set things up to allow a specific program through.

-- 
Kenneth Brody