use Win32::OLE qw(in with); 
use Win32::GUI;
use Win32::GuiTest;

sub findSecurityWindow
# this method detects whether a security window popped up in Outlook. 
+If it is
# the case, it needs to be processed so that the script can be execute
+d.
# Else it'll pend.
{
   my $messageClass = "#32770";
   my $winName = "Microsoft Outlook";
   return Win32::GUI::FindWindow($messageClass,$winName);

}

sub clearSecurityWindow
# this method brings the security window on top of all the others, hen
+ce focusing it
# and sends it a series of keystrokes in order to validate it.
{
   my $securityHandle = shift;

   print "shandle : $securityHandle\n"; # debug purposes
   
   while ($securityHandle!=Win32::GUI::GetForegroundWindow())
   {
      #Win32::GUI::BringWindowToTop($securityHandle); # doesn't seem e
+nough so let's focus it as well
      #Win32::GUI::SetFocus($securityHandle);
      Win32::GUI::SetForegroundWindow($securityHandle);
      Win32::GUI::Enable($securityHandle);
   }

   print "foreground window : Win32::GUI::GetForegroundWindow()";
   
   # now send key sequence that will allow maximum time for code to ru
+n
   # The sequence is as follows : initially the no button is focused..
+.
   # One tab brings us to cancel, another tab to the time tick box
   # a spacebar hit will tick the box. Then a tab will select the drop
+-down
   # list in order for us to choose the time length. A keypress on the
+ End key will
   # select maximum time. Then a return key will validate our choice
   # 2 tabs - spacebar - 1 tab - one end - one return

   Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("{TAB}");
   Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("{TAB}");
   Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("{SPACEBAR}");
   Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("{TAB}");
   Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("{END}");
   Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("{ENTER}");
}
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my $securityHandle = 0;

while (not ($securityHandle)) # detects Outlook's popup window that as
+ks whether access should be granted to
{                   # perl code to Outlook's inner properties.
   $securityHandle = LTG::dialog::findSecurityWindow(); # wait for sec
+urity window to pop-up...
   print "shandle : $securityHandle\n"; # debug purposes
}


# window has been found - clear it
LTG::dialog::clearSecurityWindow($securityHandle);
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Small Optim,

Replace all those SendKeys with one:

Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys('%y');


I actually did pretty much the same save I have a separate script that that lives for 2 minutes who's sole purpose in life is to kills off that popup window. In the calling application I call Win32::Process::Create as a detached_process just before causing the window to popup.

p1:..code..
p1:Win32::Process::Create(,'allow_outlook_send.pl',,,DETACHED_PROCESS,
+)
p2:started, on loop look for window
p1:access outlook
p1:hang on output
p2:found window, click yes (till yes is available)
p2:exit
p1:got output
p1:..code..
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TM

#- -- This program inspects the internet header of all Microsoft Outlook (2002 SP-2)  messages in the user-defined “MyAccount”

#--  directory to determine if the email was sent to myaccount@charter.net   If this is not the case, then it is spam and

#--  the program puts the email in the “Deleted Items” folder.  If the email was sent to myaccount@charter.net place

#-- the email in the MyAccount->Filtered folder.  This program assumes Microsoft Outlook is running.  This program

#-- does not cause the Outlook Security Window to open, so nothing to worry about.

#-- Author – Eric C. Hansen, May 2004    eric.amerwood@charter.net

####################################################################################################

use Win32::OLE;

use Win32::GuiTest;

use Win32::Clipboard;

  $OL                           = Win32::OLE->GetActiveObject('Outlook.Application');

  $NameSpace            = $OL->GetNameSpace("MAPI");

  $Inbox                       = $NameSpace->GetDefaultFolder(6);          #-- inbox folder

  $Deleted                   = $NameSpace->GetDefaultFolder(3);           #-- deleted items folder

  $Root                        = $Inbox->Parent();

  $MyAccount            = $Root->Folders("MyAccount");

  $MyAccountOK      = $MyAccount->Folders("Filtered");

  $Clip                          = Win32::Clipboard();

  @wins = Win32::GuiTest::FindWindowLike(0,"^Microsoft Outlook",'mspim_wnd32');       #-- mspim_wnd32 is the class

  Win32::GuiTest::SetForegroundWindow($wins[0]);

  $cnt=$MyAccount->Items->Count;     #-- get a count of messages in folder "MyAccount"

   while ($cnt > 0) {

        $Clip->Empty();       #-- empty the clipboard

        $MyAccount->Items($cnt)->Display;       #-- display/open message with index of $cnt in the MyAccount folder

        Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("%Vp");                                                #-- open options dialog  ALT-V-p

        Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("{TAB 6}");                                          #-- move down to internet header field

        Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("{APP} {DOWN 2} {ENTER}");       #-- put internet header in clipboard

        Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("{TAB}");                                             #-- move to Cancel Button

        Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("{ENTER}");                                        #-- press Cancel Button

        Win32::GuiTest::SendKeys("%{F4}");                                           #-- close message   ALT-F4

        undef $text;

        $text=$Clip->Get();             #-- get clipboard contents

        $text=~tr/A-Za-z.@/*/c;       #-- convert all but listed valid characters to *

        $text=~tr/*//d;                    #-- now delete asterisks

        $text=lc($text);                   #-- convert to lowercase

        # -- now check for our email address in the internet header text

        if ($text !~ /myaccount\@charter\.net/) {

           $MyAccount->Items($cnt)->Move($Deleted);                 #-- move message to “Deleted Items” folder      

        } else {

           $MyAccount->Items($cnt)->Move($MyAccountOK);    #-- move message to “MyAccount->Filtered folder

        }

        $cnt--;

  }

 #--  end script