Is the public folder a top-level folder named Outlook Security Settings? DId you apply the CheckAdminSettings registry value to the client?

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"babaton" wrote in message ...
Hi,

I have an applictation that needs to send mail via outlook, everytime it
tries I get the message "A program is trying to automatically send email on
your behalf, do you want to allow this"

I have to click yes for each mail, very tedious. SO I've been reading up
here : http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...364471033.aspx on
how to set up a security form to allow programs access to Outlook without
warnings.

SO far I've, created the Security form in public folders, It has the right
permissions applied. I'm not sure which programatic settings to apply so for
now I've allowed all.

I've applied the registry change manually.

However, I'm still getting the annoying messages when my app tries to send
mail.

Please help....