That's not possible. Outlook VBA code is dependent on Outlook running.

Maybe you should consider an Exchange event sink instead? http://msdn.microsoft.com/exchange/

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"DrewP" wrote in message ups.com...
Hello All
i have written a moudle in VBA that redirects incoming emails into
folders. The problem is that the shared account has no user asigned and
the group of people who use it have their own accounts. The problem is
that the macro only seems to run when someone has signed into Outlook
as the shared user does anyone know how i can run the macro with no one
signed in.

Thanks

Drew