I'm trying to develop a Com Add-in for Outlook.
So now when I launch my Outlook, I'm able to see the new button I created on
the toolbar.
My question is, how do I return the current user email address? I manage to

I am getting the error "subscript out of range" while
accessing the commandbar items, the same code works fine
for office 78 / 2000. but it throws the above specified
error after migrating to office XP.

I want to disable or remove the "recall this message".  In group policy I
have to put in
an ID.  Since I don't know VBA, I was wondering if someone could help me
find the ID number.  In outlook 97 it was 2511.

I am new to any programming with Outlook. I have a need to
ad some user defined fields to my email. Information
like 'Item Number', 'Payment', 'Payment Date','Shipped'
and so on. I can do this manually but with the volume of

I would like to do a macro for Outlook 2003 to forward a message I am
viewing to another person.  I do this many times a day to send messages to
one person.  I am familiar with VB but not Outlook objects, etc.  If you
know of something, please email it to me at jv@hamtronics.com.  ...

I am trying to automatically create a new message window
when I click a button on a form.  When the new message
window opens I pre-filled the email addresses based upon
what I stored in the database.

I have a client with the following environment:
1. Dell PowerEdge server (JMserver) running SBS 2000 (with Exchange Server)
2. Dell PowerEdge server (TermServer) running w2k in Terminal Server
Application mode

I have re-created new "Task" views repeatedly - I always create them to be
"visible in all folders".  The views work great but invariably after a
couple days the views no longer appear in the list of "Current Views" even
when I pull-up the "define" views dialog box.

i'm trying to get access to a contact item in a public folder with the
following vbs script:
Set myOlApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set olNS = myOlApp.GetNamespace("MAPI")

I've got a pretty simply VBA procedure for sending a
newsletter to about 200 email address; it creates a
separate MailItem for each person.
At the end of each iteration is objMessage.Send --

Does anyone know how to create a self-closing message box. I have created a
vb script in Outlook that moves emails from the inbox to appropriate folders
(rules wizard is too limited). I would like to show at various times what
has been moved and then close the window.

I would like the recipient of my email message to see a .jpg in the body
of the image.  I could also save the picture as .html, but would rather
use the .jpg format.
Ideally, I'd like to host the .jpg on my website and have a macro that

I have a friend who keeps sending me messages in tiny
fonts that I can't read in my Outlook 2000. So I'm trying
to write a macro that I can use on an opened, received
message that selects the message, then selects all the

can somone help me to add activex to preview email.
I need to doit like www.plaxo do it.
I add a link to explain my probleam:
http://www.pcline.co.il/email.html

I have been trying to use the Sort method to change the
order of items in a collection.  However, the order never
changes no matter which property I use.  I have tried
sorting the Inbox, and the default Contacts folder, with