From: VanguardLH on
Johnb wrote:

> clickyes - a small program that will automatically intercept that dialog and
> click Yes for you.

As I recall, ClickYes had to run as a background process. It was always
running. The only time you need its function is when Outlook is loaded. So
using an add-on, like the one from MapiLab (free), seems a smarter choice.
Of course, I'm the type that doesn't like to waste memory while a process is
incapable of performing its function.

Also, Mapilab's add-on identifies what is trying to access Outlook.
ClickYes will auto-OK regardless of what tries to use Outlook. So there is
a definite security risk in using ClickYes.

Considering how ClickYes works, you could also use AutoHotkeys or AutoIt to
write your own macro that runs with that particular dialog window appears
(but again you have to leave the macro program running all the time).