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Recording macros in Microsoft Outlook 200010 Aug 2003 04:46 GMT2
I am a bit familiar with VBA in Word 2000, but not with VBA in Microsoft
Outlook 2000.
In Word I learned to understand VBA by recording macro's and analyze them,
but I can't record macro's in Micorsoft Outlook, so I have no idea how to
Capturing selected text from out look message10 Aug 2003 04:32 GMT1
Hi
 I am trying to retrieve the selected text from the
outlook mail item. I was able to retreive the total body
of the message, but I need only the selected text. I used
Display A New Explorer08 Aug 2003 06:11 GMT1
Is there a way in Outlook VB to make an explorer when none exists?  I need
an explorer so I can simulate clicking the send/receive button for e-mail
sending:
Set oButton = olApp.ActiveExplorer.CommandBars.FindControl(1, 5488)
Saving & opening *.msg files08 Aug 2003 06:09 GMT1
I've written a project using VB6 with the Outlook object
to create and send mail messages. I want to keep copies of
mail messages in .msg files. When I'm ready to send the
mail I use the following
Selecting POP3 Accounts By Code -- this is how I do it08 Aug 2003 06:07 GMT1
I had the need to be able to select a specific POP3 account in Outlook
by code for an application I was developing.  After reading all the
posts regarding this topic I discovered that it was not possible to do
so.
Modifying the From Field08 Aug 2003 06:05 GMT1
Help,
 I'm designing a custom Message form and I need to change
the From field through a checkbox. Lines such as the
following work no problem:
Sending a standard email from Access 2000?05 Aug 2003 20:54 GMT1
Does anyone happen to have any code or advice on how I could create a
standard email object - using Access 2000 and then send it to a specified
address from an access table?
Any advice at all would be greatfully received
Help with VBA code - Created by Sue Mosher04 Aug 2003 22:45 GMT4
If I remember correctly, the original code to perform this function was
created by Sue Mosher.  If that's not the case please accept my apologies
Sue!
I use this code to retrieve certain information from the body of a contact
Posting PDFs programmatically to Public Folders04 Aug 2003 13:37 GMT1
Can I save a PDF (or other doc-type) direct to an Exchange public folder
using VBA, or do I always have to use some kind of Outlook form as a holder?
Background: I'm grabbing PDF files from email attachments and posting them
to an Exchange Public Folder as a distribution point.  ...
Creating an Outlook object. A missing refernce?03 Aug 2003 01:57 GMT1
I'm having a really stupid problem here. I ma trying to create a new Outlook
object so that I can do things to it.
However, I can't tell if its working or not because my code compiles fine,
but intellisence isnt working. The code is as follows in an access database:
Delete an  Appointment02 Aug 2003 02:59 GMT2
Thanks to some previous notes on this newgroups, I have gotten a small
application I wrote in VB4 to add appointments to Outlook Calendar.
Now, can someone help me figure out how to delete an appointment?
I can't find anything in Help that tells me how to find the appointment to
read-only attachment01 Aug 2003 20:17 GMT1
When I attach a word file which is read-only, the
attachment does not retain that file attribute.
Sorry for the stupide question01 Aug 2003 18:39 GMT1
I bought the MOD office 2000 and I thought that I could develop addin but I
can't find the program which allows me to have the programming environnement
on the CD.
Sorry it is a stupid question.
Enable/Disable Macros prompt 01 Aug 2003 14:52 GMT3
I dont want to have this enable macro prompt to show up every time I run a
custom form.
Below is a link that says if I publish the form versus saving or save as
users will not get this message. However, I have published it and I continue
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