I have customized the Outlook contact form including an added page
called 'Marketing' for tracking calls, mailings, etc.
I've added a 'Make Call' button that I would like to have the
following functionality:

I would like to create a macro which would insert some default text i
the subject line of a new mail
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  Hi
I am sending emails in VBA using the outlook Object Model, without preview
from MSAccess
However these emails seem to keep sending as HTML,  Is there any way to

Is there a sure workaround to bypassing the security
prompts Outlook pops up when using VB to send emails.  I
have a large customer base that I need to email status
reports to and it would be impossible to sit and answer

I have a combo box with several Email addresses in a Custom Form.  When I
select one address from the combo ox, it places it in the Send TO field.  My
problem is this, when someone changes their mind and wants to select another
address form the combo box, it adds the address to the ...

I am using Visual Basic to automate sending emails to
customers.  Outlooks prompts me each time with the
following:
"A PROGRAM IS TRYING TO ACCESS EMAIL ADDRESSED YOU HAVE

What is wrong with this code. It will not work. Do I need
to make sure that I have certain reference libs loaded?
Sub testdatebox()
   Documents.Add Template:="Normal", NewTemplate:=False,

How do you fill in the to field and subject line.
I want to fill in both of these fields and then populate
the body with text.
eg

I have seen a few (very few) posts on this, but the suggestions posted
did not work for me.
What I would like to do is call the Outlook dialer from VB Script,
essentially the same as if I had pressed the "call" button.

i would like to know if there are any good reading material for making
custom context menu items. i had posted this question earlier and Sue
had provided a solution which kind of works but the code looks
confusing (although she had already warned about it) and it doesnt seem

I have some test code that does essentially what I need. However, when
I run it, it has a runtime error and does not complete. There are 408
contacts in the subject folder, and many (most?) were processed. Not
sure where the error occurred.

Is there any way to access the entire message source of a MailItem. Is there any property of the MailItem which stores the message source, including the headers and everything?

I have an application in which I create a data file and then attach it to an
email before sending it off to the client.  now it all works great with the
exception that when i populate the body of the email the html signature is
splattered back to just the text of the html file, ...

Hellow gang,
New to VBA on Outlook. Can sobody share or point me to a place to start
on this....
I need a function or Sub to export personal folders to text file in the

I am wondering if there is a simple way to programmatically access th
Outlook Messaging Rules using Outlook's VBA?
Background:  I have written a set of macros that extend th
functionality of outlook's normal rules as well as make certain thing