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I have modified a standard outlook form and got the security prompts
when VBScript code trys to access Outlook.Recipients. I have read Sue's advice on this problem in the newsgroups and need some advice. Sue states that "Outlook 2003 does not show security prompts on three specific types of applications". The solution for VBScript is to use the intrinsic Application Object. So I replaced "CreateObject("Outlook.Application")" with "Application". The security prompts disappeared. That's great! But is there any side effect to use "Application"? |
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