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Hi
In Word if I create a macro called FileNew which pops up a message box then it will override the default file new code. What is the equivalent of FileNew in Outlook 2007 so that I can override the default functionality? and which template/where should I store it in so that it works every time. I have tried making a normalemail.dot but although it keeps my styles it loses any keystrokes I have assigned and the multilevel numbering. I tried saving the styles as a styleset and that works, but I have to switch to the styleset manually each time. I then created an oft file which works, but I can't work out how to get it to be the default - so I thought maybe I could 'catch' the FileNew process and call it that way? Any other ideas on how to set up a default message that has multi- level numbered styles with keystrokes attached? Christine |
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