Hi everybody I use OL2003 for many years. I have lots of macros and suddenly I am not able to access the macro menu - Tools / Macro. I cannot open...

I have built an Excel utility that fetches e-mail addresses from a database of users and e-mails a prepared message (from a text box in a worksheet)...

I am writing in Visual Basic, not VBA. I can write the code to identify all of the subfolders in Outlook, but do not know how to program for the...

Hi. I have an email account provided by my school that rarely gets mail. Instead of going to my school's website to check for new mail, I set it to...

I have created a custom form which includes various Forward and Reply routings depending on an Approve/Reject decision. When Forwarding, the original...

I'm finding that when I read the LstModificationTime from some _AppointmentItems, it is returning a timestamp from the FUTURE! Now, when you update...

The "imagined" scenario. The company has a template Excel file called StufToDo.Xls they give all their external PMs. Daily or weekly the PMs send...

Here is a simplified version of an email macro which works in 2003 but not in 2007. Sub SendEmail() Sheets("Email").Select Range("A1:L32").Select ...

I have searched throughout the forums to find out how to automatically purge deleted messages in an IMAP account but only found a lot of talk of how...

I created some macros that will open different templates. Made a menu and added each macro to the menu. The problem is that everytime I lock my...

Hi, i didn't found a other group where this would fit. i've got a problem with a website that we made. on this website we are generating a mail...

I am trying to create code in VBA to trigger an event anytime that an AppointmentItem in my calendar is deleted so that I can do some processing....

I'm using Outlook 2003. I purchased an Outlook VBA book, and it shows examples of using the rules wizard "run a script". I do not see this...

Need to access Appointment property by propertyname. How to do that? Let's say I want to write a function and pass a property name and then return...

I have around 10 rules. How to run these rules with a single click of a button?

Do you mean an attached worksheet? Use the Attachment.SaveAsFile method to save it to the local drive, then use standard Excel automation to open...