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  1. Sep 20th, 2005, 07:33 AM #1
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    Question Give Permission To OutLook Programatically

    Hi Every one:

    Can I get your help in this:

    simply I need a way enables me grant a permission on the Inboox of Outlook when the destination user opens the message or click some button on it...

    I think this could be accomplished by setting some property for the inbox but how????

    many thanks for any answer...
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  2. Sep 20th, 2005, 03:22 PM #2
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    Re: Give Permission To OutLook Programatically

    Welcome to the Forums.

    You mean like you send an email and it contains a Ok button of some kind that will allow the sender to access their Inbox?

    Are you running Outlook in an Exchange environment?
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    Re: Give Permission To OutLook Programatically

    Hi:

    Yes that is exactly what I meant...

    Yes I am running Outlook in Exchange server.

    Best Regards,,,
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    Re: Give Permission To OutLook Programatically

    Cant do it as it would be a security violation. The other users have to manually grant the permissions. If this could be automated then virus' and spam, etc. could take advantage of this.
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  6. Sep 26th, 2005, 10:18 AM #5
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    Re: Give Permission To OutLook Programatically

    Yes it is exactly what I wanted ... Unfortunately it is not possible...


    thank you any way...


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