Hi people,
As asked in subject, I don;t know if this is possible but instead of having
outlook running to ensure reminders popup, just having 3 months or whatever
displayed on the desktop bottom right corner or where ever you prefer and

I have been using the Notes Connector with Outlook 2003 since the latest
version was introduced last year, generally without major problems.  However,
in the last week, messages have begun to routinely "stick" in my Outbox.  The
status bar will report "Send/Receive 99% complete" ...

Does anyone know how to form a mailto: link in a web page to make it launch
Outlook and attach a file?  I want to extend SharePoint to allow emailing
directly from a document library but I can't seem to figure out how to get
the link right to cause Outlook to attach a file.

I have a process set up to monitor the Outlook.newMail event.
This seems to be working great.
The problem I have is when this event is fired how do I know how many
e-mails I just received.

I am looking for a way to have new users Outlook Account configure
automatically when they open Outlook.
Is there a way to do this?

I have written a couple of a VB6 EXEs for my employer that interact
with the local Groupwise client to send emails.  Now we are moving to
Outlook 2003 and I have converted the code to interact with Outlook to
send e-mails and do calendaring.  The problem is that the Outlook

I'm trying to find a way to get to the "Sticky Notes" control (and its
functionality) that is in Outlook in my own application outside of Outlook.
Does anyone know if there is just one control that makes up the Sticky Notes
app or if there are several?  Also, would anyone happen ...

On my free time I help developing an open-source MUA, Sylpheed-Claws.
Since I began working on it (about three years ago), we had
interoperability problems with Outlook Express (and Outlook). The main
problems being:

I have an app in VB.net that use outlook object to send an email using an
exchange server, but when I send the email I get "A program is trying to
send e-mail on your behalf"  so can I bypass that message
Thanks

My company is moving me from a Mac (OS X Tiger) to a PC with Outlook.
I'm concerned about two things specifically:  miograting calendar items
and contacts.  Today I have my calendar items in iCal (2.0.2) and my
contacts in Address Book (4.0.2).  Does anyone have advice on how I can

I was wondering how do I mark an IMP.NOTE as read?
There isn't a .unread property?
Thanks,
Rog

Is there a way that we would be able to stop a message from being sent when
it is sent from a specific account.  We need to monitor what messages are
being sent out to a Distribution List that every employee has access to.  We
want to be able to stop the message and view it ...

I have a client who is running Office 2002 SP3 and if they type a sentence in
Word and then copy that text into a new mail message from Outlook they do not
get the text pasted in the message. They receive an icon of a floppy disk.
I thought it was only one PC but it looks like its ...