I want to write a VBA script that will create a HTML signature for
Outlook.  All I want to do is run it once on each computer. (So that I
do not have to type the whole thing manually!)  But I really want to
do it as HTML so that I can insert links for graphics to be included

I am attempting to retrieve the custom label names that a
user sets in a Calendar folder in Outlook.  I'm aware that
the Outlook Object model does not expose this property
outright, but it can be accessed via CDO.  Using sample

Is there a way to export contact address data with the
street address lines already separated, rather than with
embedded carriage returns?
thanks

This is rather strange.
We have a custom ticketing application that keeps the tickets connected
through the conversationTopic property.
There is part of the code where sub-actions are created as another item in

Using menu-bar functions, linking contacts in Public
Folders with other Public Folder contacts works fine.  
Anyone on our network can see and use any links created
by anyone else.

I inserted a command button on a form.  How do you link
it to a macro?
peter

I added a tab to the appointment form with a couple of
combo boxes to track billing.  I can't find the fields to
export.  Any way to do this?

I am using Outlook 2000 with Excel 97
I have been experimenting with code found at
http://www.dicks-clicks.com/excel/olAutomating.htm
I use the code to loop through emails in the Inbox, save the attachment, run

I tried to extract Manager field from Exchange server using VB 6, and put data to SQL 2000.  The data we got out from that Manager field is something like this: "cn=WhiteL,cn=Recipients,ou=Operations Office,o=TSI Corporation."
"White" is the last name of my manager.  So in Outlook ...

I have a client that uses a broadcast fax software to send
faxes to their clients.  This piece of software integrates
with a public contact list in an outlook/exchange
environment.

I can't get the following to work. I've looked at the online help as well as the newsgroup history and it appears other people are using this. What am I doing wrong?
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   Set olExplorer = ...

I am trying to find a way to have a msgbox pop up whenever a new post
arrives in a specific public folder.
I have not had much luck, mostly I am using the below code. I have been
getting Type Mismatch errors. I think this is because there are some

I'm trying to create a macro that I can assign to a button
that would attach a certain file to the e-mail. Here's
what I have:
Dim oApp As Outlook.Application

Is there any way to have the folder tree expand and pre-select a
current contact folder based on entry and store IDs?
-mhd

Does anyone know how programatically to expand Outlook
folders?
Does anyone know how progamatically to invoke the Outlook
find dialog box (other than by sendkey)?