Sign an OutLook Macro

If you want to avoid the prompt for macro use in each session, you may be able to just set yourself as a trusted publisher. Alternatively you can create a Code-Signing Certificate. This will allow give OutLinker security clearance on your computer. To do this:
 * 1) go to C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12 (for Office 2007) and run Selfcert.exe.
 * 2) Add your name as the Certificate Name and then click OK twice.
 * 3) In the Visual Basic Editor, click Tools->Digital Signature... and then click the "Choose" button to display the list of digital signatures available.
 * 4) Click the certificate you just created and click "OK" twice
 * 5) Now save your macros by selecting File/Save VBAProject.OTM from within Outlook.
 * 6) Then exit and restart Outlook always saving the project if prompted.
 * 7) When Outlook restarts open the VBA project by using ALT-F11.
 * 8) You will be presented with a Security Notice. Click the button "Trust all documents from the publisher".