I've also run into problem...have tried Redemption with mixed results..
When Outlook is running, Redemption is not able to send the message and it appears in the Drafts Folder (see the FAQ page on the Redemption site). The workaround code assumes that Outlook is up and running. Any suggestions for code which will test for a running copy of Outlook?





>This is a security function of Outlook. You might want to look at redemption.
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>“Outlook Redemption“ is a DLL written by Dmitry Streblechenko. It is free for personal use and costs $199 to distribute in commercial software:
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>http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/download.htm
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>After downloading it, you can try something similar to:
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>

>*--Need path to redemption
>set DEFAULT TO c:\programnotes\redemption
>*--Send Email
>oOutlook = GETOBJECT(, "Outlook.Application")
>oMailItem = oOutlook.CreateItem(0)
>oSafeMailItem = CREATEOBJECT("Redemption.SafeMailItem")
>oSafeMailItem.Item = oMailItem
>oSafeMailItem.Subject = "Test Email with Redemption"
>oSafeMailItem.Recipients.Add("somebody@somewhere.com")
>lResolved = oSafeMailItem.Recipients.ResolveAll()
>lSent = oSafeMailItem.Send()
>

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>>I have one user who gets the following message when they try to email a PDF file from within a VFP program.
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>>"A program is trying to access e-mail addresses you have stored in outlook. do you want to allow this?"
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>>"Yes NO HELP"
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>>This program does not give the message on other machines.
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>>Any ideas?
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>>We are using VFP6 and outlook 2002 It is running on a WIN2K box and the email server is Exchange.
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>>Thanks
>>
>>Alan Wyne
>>IS Manager
>>Rollpak Corp