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Evita Chapa

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May 30, 2003, 10:45:35 AM5/30/03
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Hi Y"all:

I really need some feedback here. Here's what I've done, and what I still
need to do.

I have to make similar functionality from a legacy access 2000 application.
In that application, users send out email to people for various functions
(i.e. we're sending x to you, remember to please return card, etc). Those
functions just open an outlook template and the user fills it in, then hits
send. On some it's just a simple message, others is that with an
attachment.

Ok, didn't want to keep those templates, so we have a table in oracle with
all the types of messages they send. We have the real email address of
those outside the org here to send email. On my first try I used MAPI. On
my tabpage is a to, cc, subject and body (all MLE objects). I have a
checkbox box to get address from outlook (was able to suppress the profile
dialog box)..For something simple like a message body with no they get the
addresses from outlook, they hit send, I fill the recipient array and off it
goes. Only thing is I get those 2 security boxes of "a program is trying to
access addresses in outlook.." AND "a program is trying to automatically
send email on your behalf"..Can't turn these off can I?

Now, for those addresses that are mixture of those in the address book and
ones they type (they type x...@somwhere.xxx and the address book just has the
person's name)- If I understand mapi right, I'd have to check for those
with the @ sign and put them in the address property not the name property.
I shouldn't resolve those cause they wouldn't be in the address book, right?
I'd resolve those with the name field filled?

I'm just wondering if I'm making more work for myself using MAPI or go for
OLE.

All help apprecitated
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Evita R.Chapa
Senior Systems Analyst II
Command Technologies Inc.


Andy Turiansky [TeamSybase]

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May 30, 2003, 4:22:38 PM5/30/03
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Sounds like you have applied the Outlook E-mail Security Update. That's what is
spitting out that message. Check out:

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


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Evita Chapa

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May 30, 2003, 4:31:28 PM5/30/03
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Wonderful...Actually the udpate's done org wide automatically. The users
don't have admin rights

Are those messages displayed per mailsend? Say I opened a mail session, sent
a mail message that had 5 recipients..Then redid the recipient array and did
another mailsend. I'd get those 2 messages twice?


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Evita R.Chapa
Senior Systems Analyst II
Command Technologies Inc.

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