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Hello. &nbsp;I am writing Access 2010 vba script to automatically send access reports to multiple email recipients. &nbsp;however, I need to prevent or turn off the warnings &quot;...Program trying to send...confirm...&quot; &nbsp;How can I do this?<br />
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DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport, &quot;rpt_ChkAvg_3009&quot;, acFormatPDF, &quot;Terry M&quot;, , , &quot;Current Month Check Average Report&quot;, _<br />
&quot;See Attached Check Average Report&quot;, 0, False<br />
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Thank you.<br />
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ic
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Hello.  I am writing Access 2010 vba script to automatically send access reports to multiple email recipients.  however, I need to prevent or turn off the warnings "...Program trying to send...confirm..."  How can I do this?

DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport, "rpt_ChkAvg_3009", acFormatPDF, "Terry M", , , "Current Month Check Average Report", _
"See Attached Check Average Report", 0, False

Thank you.

ic

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