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Autor: BobBob Data: 2016-06-28 03:42:42 |
I am testing Winflector to use a Microsoft Access application. Part of the application involves a connection to MS Outlook for which I generate an email that is then reviewed by the user and sent. It appears that when OUtlook is invoked another connection is consumed. Is that correct? Will I have full access to Outlook once invoked by Access even without it being listed as an authorized application? (cannot test right now as outlook is not yet setup on the test PC). Bob |
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Autor: Mirek (staff) Data: 2016-06-28 09:27:36 |
Hello, Every process started from another process creates its own connection, but should not consume additional license. Please look at connected devices not sessions. In many cases applications have to start additional processes to function properly and most of them creates connections to client software for some technical reasons. If you authorize any application, you should be ready that every process (application) started from authorized application is also authorized. Mirek |
