I am trying to implement my first Outlook "program". I've been doing this
with Word and Excel add-ins for years, but this is my first for OL.
First, I have to be able to work within the contraints of my company's
security policies. In the Trust Center, all options for Programmatic Access are
deselected and greyed out. Macro Security is likewise permanently set to
Wanrings for all macros. I have no trusted Publishers and am not allowed to add
any. I can manage add-ins, but I do not have (that I know of) any way to create
a DLL file as a COM add-in, nor can I install a program that would help me
create one.
From what I understand, that leaves me with using BAS module files. I'm okay
with that. I will have maybe 15-20 users to distribute these to, and I can't
count on any of them to understand anything about the VB Editor. Then again,
some of them might surprise me and have macros of their own - but I doubt
it.
I could issue instructions like:
-- Open Outlook and hit ALT+F11
-- Expand VbaProject.OTM, then expand Modules
-- Delete SaveMyEmailAttach
-- File >> Import File >> navigate to SaveMyEmailAttach and click Open
I'd prefer to get as much of that into a script as possible - if it is at all
in any way possible! Or find a much easier way altogether.
I'd love to hear anyone's thoughts.
Ed
with Word and Excel add-ins for years, but this is my first for OL.
First, I have to be able to work within the contraints of my company's
security policies. In the Trust Center, all options for Programmatic Access are
deselected and greyed out. Macro Security is likewise permanently set to
Wanrings for all macros. I have no trusted Publishers and am not allowed to add
any. I can manage add-ins, but I do not have (that I know of) any way to create
a DLL file as a COM add-in, nor can I install a program that would help me
create one.
From what I understand, that leaves me with using BAS module files. I'm okay
with that. I will have maybe 15-20 users to distribute these to, and I can't
count on any of them to understand anything about the VB Editor. Then again,
some of them might surprise me and have macros of their own - but I doubt
it.
I could issue instructions like:
-- Open Outlook and hit ALT+F11
-- Expand VbaProject.OTM, then expand Modules
-- Delete SaveMyEmailAttach
-- File >> Import File >> navigate to SaveMyEmailAttach and click Open
I'd prefer to get as much of that into a script as possible - if it is at all
in any way possible! Or find a much easier way altogether.
I'd love to hear anyone's thoughts.
Ed