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Hi, I asked a question last month
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...&p=1&tid=4f505b6c-1e40-4ea1-aec5-d012d7240107
about how to get Outlook to prompt for a username and password when in
"Always Prompt for a username and password" mode in the security settings
dialog for an exchange account.
The workaround is to get it to force a send and recieve using the
Namespace.SyncObjects[n].Start()
My application is a seperate process and in outlook 2003, the authentication
dialog is presented and it is top-level above my window and it blocks
correctly, however in outlook 2007, the dialog box is displayed but beneath
my application (it can also dissapear after a brief period of time) and it
does not block.
Is there any way to force it to block and display at the top-level, perhaps
I can inform the application object of the windows handle I am using ??
Any further help would be greatly appreciated, Many thanks
Chris
http://www.microsoft.com/communitie...&p=1&tid=4f505b6c-1e40-4ea1-aec5-d012d7240107
about how to get Outlook to prompt for a username and password when in
"Always Prompt for a username and password" mode in the security settings
dialog for an exchange account.
The workaround is to get it to force a send and recieve using the
Namespace.SyncObjects[n].Start()
My application is a seperate process and in outlook 2003, the authentication
dialog is presented and it is top-level above my window and it blocks
correctly, however in outlook 2007, the dialog box is displayed but beneath
my application (it can also dissapear after a brief period of time) and it
does not block.
Is there any way to force it to block and display at the top-level, perhaps
I can inform the application object of the windows handle I am using ??
Any further help would be greatly appreciated, Many thanks
Chris