问题
Plenty of info on incoming unsafe attachments but I've yet to find one that addresses my query on outgoing Outlook items.
I'm running a script that's sending large volumes of emails over Outlook and ideally i'd like to let it chug away all weekend: however last time I tried it got stuck when Outlook gave a prompt asking if I was sure I wanted to send the message since it might contain attachments that were unsafe.
It's very inconsistent: probably one in a thousand emails causes this and it doesn't seem to have any relation to the extensions of the attachments; which are exclusively PDFs, Docx, rtf, xlsx, html, or images.
So I'm dying for a way to either suppress the message, or build in something into the macro to circumvent it entirely, but I've absolutely no idea where to start since (as I said) all the search hits I get are only applicable to incoming mail items.
Help?!
Thanks!
回答1:
There are two aspects of sending emails in Outlook:
- Outlook security prompts. "Security" in this context refers to the so-called "object model guard" that triggers security prompts and blocks access to certain features in an effort to prevent malicious programs from harvesting email addresses from Outlook data and using Outlook to propagate viruses and spam. Read more about that in the Outlook "Object Model Guard" Security Issues for Developers article.
- "Outlook blocked access to the following potentially unsafe attachments" message in Outlook.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45003636/unsafe-attachments-prompt-in-outlook-on-outgoing-mail