VBA in Outlook works the same as VBA anywhere else. Seetting the ListBox.List property to an array is probably the simplest way to populate it. Whether you want to store the list in an Access, keep it in a text file, put it in the body of an Outlook item, or hard code it into your VBA routine probably depends on the details of your scenario that you haven't shared with us.

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"Syl" wrote in message oups.com...
Hi!

I am new to Outlook but i know the VBA. I need to populate many
listbox's of a VBA form. Should i create access tables or is there an
easier way to populate these lists using Outlook. What are the options
i have?

The goal of this form is to automaticly write a standardized email
message with the content of the form. (I don't want to send custom
forms in rtf format).
Is it the best way to proceed?

Thanks.