How do you add Color and Underlining when Creating an email
using VBA ? For an Example I would like to change the Font
to Red Turn Underlining on and then Add some text, and
then turn underlining off and change color to a new color

I would like to attach one or more files (mainly Word documents, pdf and tif
files) to messages through code. The Add method of the Attachments object
works fine provided recipients are using Outlook as their email client but
recipients using Pegasus, Eudora etc (i.e. most of them) ...

We have Exchange 2000 and ASP.
I'm using Microsoft sample code to create appointments
programmitically:
But always getting System error on line:

it's possible, using a .VBS script, to install a new menu toolbar in a
office application?
thanks

Hi All!!!!!!!!1
Need some urgent help on this.
I have created a custom form in Outlook2000 based on Message Form.
I have published this form in my organizational folder.

Does anyone know how to get more than the standard 10 labels (and
colours)available under 'edit calendar lables' in Outlook 2002.
I would like around 20,  and also to choose the colours myself.
Also,  how to change the Calendar Month view to start with Sunday on

Below is the problem area of the code, I am getting a "method not supported"
error.
Set SafeItem = CreateObject("Redemption.SafeMailItem")
Set myForward = oExp.Selection.Item(1).Forward

Outlook 2002
I receive messages that are 'undeliverable'.  I read the message and
before I re-send it, I would like to run a macro to insert text at the
beginning of the message.

I'm looping through the MailItems in my inbox and redirecting them to
several other addresses.
I want handle encrypted mails differently.
How can I tell if an email is encrypted or not? Don't seem to find anything

Below is a snippet of code that I using in my first attempt at a COM object.
All is working fine, my question is how do I control the placement of the
custom toolbar, i.e. now it is right after the New button.
I would like to have it go after the users 'Organize' button, or if not

Could someone please provide an example on how to Use VBa
code to poast a Email to a Public Group ?
Thanks
Paul

Struggling through this ;)
Anyways, I am close to fully converting my VBA macro into a COM object, but
I seem
to have hit a snag.

Is there any way to add a toolbar button to any inspector window,
other than by writing an Outlook COM add in (I know the NewInspector
event could be used if writing an Outlook COM add in ).  E.g. any way
do this use a macro?

Is there any known linit to the number of entries that can
be placed in Bcc via VBA Automation? Thanks.

I need to automate the importing of task into Outlook
2002, Outlook 2002 doesn't allow the option to record
macros, so I can't do it that way. I ultimatly would like
to just double click on an icon and have it importing