Outlook Redemption not working ...

[Ronny Sigo]

Hello all,
I am trying to make a program which sends emails without intervenience of
the user. It works fine except the Outlook always displays two warnings
with each email it is going t send : 1) That a "program tries to get access
to the emailadresses in the contactlist - and wether I want to allow this"
and 2) That a program is trying to send emails on my behalf - and wether I
want to allow this.
I tried to work around this by using Outlook Redemption, but I think this
goes a little beyond my skills as a programmer.
My question thus is : Does anyone have an example - or old code - he wants
to share, so I can see how it works and adapt it to my needs ?
Any help very much appreciated ..
Thanks
Ronny Sigo

[Ronny Sigo]

Hello Chuck;
Thanks for reacting, but sending the mails to the drafts folder won't do the
job, since I am talking about 200-300 emails. I really want it to send the
mails intervenience of the user, 'cause I don't want him to click 300 times
or so ....

"Chuck Grimsby" <c.*******@worldnet.att.net.invalid> wrote in message
news:58********************************@4ax.com...

Personally, I've never used the Redemption package, so I can't help
you there, but for a "quick fix" / work-around to avoid the Outlook
warnings, rather then using the user's "Inbox" to send the EMails,
send the mail to the User's "Drafts" folder.

The user will have to send the emails themselves (by clicking on
Send), but it avoids that stupid message/warning and it's even more
stupid 5 second wait.

On Sun, 2 Nov 2003 11:05:50 +0100, "Ronny Sigo"
<ro********@example.invalid> wrote:

I am trying to make a program which sends emails without intervenience of
the user. It works fine except the Outlook always displays two warnings
with each email it is going t send : 1) That a "program tries to get accessto the emailadresses in the contactlist - and wether I want to allow this"and 2) That a program is trying to send emails on my behalf - and wether Iwant to allow this.
I tried to work around this by using Outlook Redemption, but I think this
goes a little beyond my skills as a programmer.
My question thus is : Does anyone have an example - or old code - he wantsto share, so I can see how it works and adapt it to my needs ?
Any help very much appreciated ..

--
Freedom Defined Is Freedom Denied. - The Illuminatus

[Mike MacSween]

As a matter of interest Chuck, why would you avoid Redemption (the software
product, as opposed to the religious salvation!)

Mike

"Chuck Grimsby" <c.*******@worldnet.att.net.invalid> wrote in message
news:58********************************@4ax.com...

Personally, I've never used the Redemption package, so I can't help
you there, but for a "quick fix" / work-around to avoid the Outlook
warnings, rather then using the user's "Inbox" to send the EMails,
send the mail to the User's "Drafts" folder.

The user will have to send the emails themselves (by clicking on
Send), but it avoids that stupid message/warning and it's even more
stupid 5 second wait.

On Sun, 2 Nov 2003 11:05:50 +0100, "Ronny Sigo"
<ro********@example.invalid> wrote:

I am trying to make a program which sends emails without intervenience of
the user. It works fine except the Outlook always displays two warnings
with each email it is going t send : 1) That a "program tries to get accessto the emailadresses in the contactlist - and wether I want to allow this"and 2) That a program is trying to send emails on my behalf - and wether Iwant to allow this.
I tried to work around this by using Outlook Redemption, but I think this
goes a little beyond my skills as a programmer.
My question thus is : Does anyone have an example - or old code - he wantsto share, so I can see how it works and adapt it to my needs ?
Any help very much appreciated ..

--
Freedom Defined Is Freedom Denied. - The Illuminatus

[Willem]

"Ronny Sigo" <ro********@example.invalid> wrote in message news:<3f**********************@reader0.news.skynet .be>...

Set SafeItem = CreateObject("redemption.safemailitem")
Set oItem = oApp.CreateItem(0)
SafeItem.Item = oItem
Set myRecipient = SafeItem.Recipients.Add("Jo**@Invalid.Com)
myRecipient.Type = 1 'To-reciever, not CC-reciever"
SafeItem.Subject = sMailSubject
SafeItem.Body = sMailBody
SafeItem.Send