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Good morning all - I yesterday posted a query to the
microsoft.public.outlook.general usenet group regarding a question about coding the automatic completion/dismissal of reminders. The post was as follows... "I recently put together a macro which saves the bodies of e-mail messages as text files which works as I would like it to. I wanted to automate the running of this macro and discovered that the best way to this would probably be by creating a task in Outlook which recurs each day at a specific time and then in the Reminder section of the This Outlook Session coding in the Visual Basic editor in Outlook (using version 2003 by the way) I simply added a line to call the aforementioned macro. This too works fine in that the reminder appears and the code is run. However - doing it this way does not automatically dismiss or complete the task. In order for the task to recur the next day the task must be completed, not dismissed, and so whilst it works the first time, the reminder doesn't appear again next day. Is there any coding I can add to the Reminder section of the This Outlook Session coding which would automatically dismiss the reminder (so to remove it from screen) and also mark it as being complete (so to allow it to recur again next day)." I had a response suggesting that I look to set the tasks complete property to true. So, I went to the ThisOutlookSession code and the Reminders section and tried to do this, but being a complete coding novice I failed miserably! I've moved this query to a more appropriate forum and was hoping somebody might be able to provide me with information and suggest some code that I could try using. At present, it looks like this.... Private Sub Application_Reminder(ByVal Item As Object) Call UberMacro End Sub This simply calls the macro which I want to run once a reminder is triggered. Any suggestions would be most appreciated. Darren |
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