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VanguardLH wrote:
Michael Moser wrote: Outlooks Rules Wizard among other actions also offer an option "perform a custom action". If one selects that, however, one gets a selection box (apparently supposed to be a list of selectable actions, which - however - is empty, i.e. not a single action to choose from). Where/how can one define such custom actions? I would like to press a specific button (or the equivalent of the command behind that button) on those emails. Michael You will have to define those custom actions. Learn VBA. Visit http://www.outlookcode.com to get some examples. Since I am not a VBA expert: Would someone by chance be willing to share a code snippet that allows to programmatically presses a specific Toolbar button (or call the corresponding action)? Michael |
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