The problem comes since it's a local rule, if user goes to another computer we need create the same rule and we have a lot of users it the same needs. I was able only going to the 'Inbox' of a shared mailbox on outlook pane and then create a new rule ('only for this computer') which shows a custom pop-up alert as the article below. I know thats another option.Like this old thread below, we have customers which have access to shared mailboxes and wants receive an alert for e-mails arriving on that other mailboxes visible on their outlook profile. I am not interested in using keyboard shortcuts for this. Please advise on how to get rid of the pop-up when sending an e-mail.
Lastly I have tried: Converting the email macro to VBA. No- success in just turning off this warning.Ĥ. It's critical you apply those type of updates to Office. The following steps won't turn off any notifications that tell you to update Office with the latest security features and product updates. Run easy fix to disable the 'Get the New Office' upgrade prompt. I have even tried turning off real-time protection. If you don't want to have to dismiss the notification each time you launch an Office 2013 application, follow the steps below to permanently disable this notification. I have added the file to excluded files and locations. I have attempted to tinker with the setting but still not working.
Microsoft Windows Defender: This looks to be installed on my computer and up to date. Microsoft Security Essentials: I went to its the Microsoft Security Essentials Download, and when I download it says I already have Microsoft Windows Defender and it has similar functions, so it won't install. Attempting to download anti-virus software from Microsoft - to stay up to date Macro Settings: Enable all macros (not recommended potentially dangerous code can run)Īntivirus status:Valid Never warn me about suspicious activity (not recommended)ģ. In Access 2016 I do not see the option for programmatic access. My Access Settings in the Trust Center: Macro Settings: Enable All macros (not recommended potentially dangerous code can run) ActiveX settings: Enable all control without restriction and without prompting (not recommended potential dangerous controls can run)
So things I have already tried to resolve issues.ġ. For more information about e-mail safety and how you might be able to avoid getting this warning, click Help." If this is unexpected, click Deny and verify your antivirus software is up to date.
So I am trying to send an e-mail via Access 2016 and I am getting a pop-up message saying "Microsoft Outlook" on the top and with the message "A program is trying to send an e-mail message on your behalf. I am using Windows 8.1 Pro and on a Surface Pro 2.
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