Enabling macros in ThisOutlookSession / putting them elsewhere
- From: "Bongo" <Bongo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2005 21:56:01 -0700
Hi,
I've created a script for use with a rule in Rules Wizard and have put it
into a module in my VbaProject.OTM. The first time that rule runs in each
Outlook invocation, I get a security dialog.
In my Security Panel, on the Trusted Publishers tab, the "Trust access to
Visual Basic Project" is both grayed out and unchecked. (I have security
setting on Medium and have the "Trust all installed add-ins and templates"
box checked.
1) is there a way to enable the "Trust access to Visual Basic Project"
checkbox?
2) would enabling that checkbox prevent the security dialog from showing up
the first time the rule runs?
3) does manually allowing the script to run the first time give rise to a
security risk for the rest of each Outlook session?
4) would enabling the "Trust access to Visual Basic Project" checkbox pose a
security risk, and if so is it different from that in question (3)?
5) is there a way to package my script into an add-in that can be loaded so
I can avoid all these issues and have it trusted by virtue of the setting of
the "Trust all installed add-ins and templates" checkbox?
Tx in advance
.
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