🚀 go-pugleaf

Hey,

  I've tried for a many weeks now to programatically send e-mail
without pop-ups.  I've gotten past most hurdles, but this last one I
just can't figure out.

We have Exchange 5.5
Windows XP Client machine with Office XP
An MailBox on the Exchange Server created just for this purpose named
Alert
Outlook Security Settings configured for the Alert mailbox
Client registry key added to Look at Outlook Security Settings and
prevent security pop-ups for above mailbox.

  Now my problem.  I'm using Simple MAPI, and when I do the
MAPISendMail call, it pop-ups up an Login dialog, with the Exchange
Server & Administrator seems to be the only Login that is allowed.

  We've reviewed the settings Exchange mailbox settings, and there
should be no reason for the pop-up.  Has someone done this before, ran
into this problem before?  Are there any pointers?

Basically I do the following in an 'test' project' I'm tyring to get
this working on:

Press a Button to Create a Alert Profile (I'm using the C++ code from
M$ Knowledge base to Create the Profile using the MAPI IProfAdmin
interface)
Fill out the Screen & press Send (which calls MAPISendMail after
setting everything up) - This is where it failes
Press a Button to Delete the Alert Profile (I'm using the opposite of
the create code here)

Anyone done this sucessfully, want to lend I hand, I just can't get
around the login pop-up.  I get the Login pop-up when I create the
Profile using Outlook to create the profile as well, and when I try to
send e-mail using that profile in Outlook.

George