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Im developing an application console based in c++ , and needed a quick and easy way to script an outlook email. I found the below script to use which works great, but for one problem.
PROBLEM:
When the script is ran, outlook prompts me to let me know an application is useing itself and it could be a virus of some type and gives me three options. I need this to be fully automated without the prompts.. e.g script runs email gets sent nothing more! Can someone help me.. I dont know alot about scripting.
Dim theApp, theMailItem
Set theApp = WScript.CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set theNameSpace = theApp.GetNameSpace("MAPI")
Set theMailItem = theApp.CreateItem(0)
theMailItem.Recipients.Add "genGOTCHA@yahoo.com"
theMailItem.Subject = "TESTING EMAIL"
theMailItem.Body = "I GOSH I THINK IT WORKED"
theMailItem.Send
theNameSpace.Logoff
PROBLEM:
When the script is ran, outlook prompts me to let me know an application is useing itself and it could be a virus of some type and gives me three options. I need this to be fully automated without the prompts.. e.g script runs email gets sent nothing more! Can someone help me.. I dont know alot about scripting.
Dim theApp, theMailItem
Set theApp = WScript.CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set theNameSpace = theApp.GetNameSpace("MAPI")
Set theMailItem = theApp.CreateItem(0)
theMailItem.Recipients.Add "genGOTCHA@yahoo.com"
theMailItem.Subject = "TESTING EMAIL"
theMailItem.Body = "I GOSH I THINK IT WORKED"
theMailItem.Send
theNameSpace.Logoff
Name: Cody Oebel
Place : San Antonio , TX.
Place : San Antonio , TX.
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