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February 2nd 11, 04:36 PM
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set return address with VBA
Hi, I'm trying to find some code that can set a return address different to the default.
I have a folder in outlook 2003 that contains all email from a certain address called GMX. What I want to do is get VBA to check if an email is a reply to a message in this folder, and if it is, to change the return address. If it is a reply to a message in any other folder or a new message then keep the default setting. I know the easiest solution would be to set up a GMX account within outlook and then chose the appropriate account in the email manually, but unfortunately our firewall blocks the use of any other accounts. Does this make sense? I'm not too bad at VBA in excel, but I'm a total newb in outlook vba! 
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