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by jove, thats it!<br />
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thankee kindly, that'll do just great:)<br />
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adiu xx<br />
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by jove, thats it!

thankee kindly, that'll do just great:)

adiu xx



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heya<br />
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i know this question has been asked before.. but i couldnt find it on the records, so i gotta ask again - sorry!<br />
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basically im sending user results from a question program ive written to a specific email address.<br />
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however, although everything works out great, Outlook gives a &quot;This program is trying to send an email, do you wish to continue?&quot; and the user is required to click either yes or no. problem is that after you've set a load of questions for students, some of them are not going to be too happy with their results being emailed to the tutor and might, for a laugh, click no (i know i would lol).<br />
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basicaly, is it possible to disable the confirmation message so my program can just send the email without having the user need to confirm it?<br />
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thankee<br />
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dave<br />
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heya

i know this question has been asked before.. but i couldnt find it on the records, so i gotta ask again - sorry!

basically im sending user results from a question program ive written to a specific email address.

however, although everything works out great, Outlook gives a "This program is trying to send an email, do you wish to continue?" and the user is required to click either yes or no. problem is that after you've set a load of questions for students, some of them are not going to be too happy with their results being emailed to the tutor and might, for a laugh, click no (i know i would lol).

basicaly, is it possible to disable the confirmation message so my program can just send the email without having the user need to confirm it?

thankee

dave



sending email using VB6 + outlook - need to disable the send email confirmation screen

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