I had a VBA program within Excel that used to work (included below):
This VBA sub, would just email me the active workbook from Excel.
However, my company now has included some sort of increased protection in
Outlook and

I have an MS Access Database that accesses the MS Outlook Inbox.
I want to be able to see the full email address that the communication
has come from while within Ms Access.
However, on some addresses I see "Tom Smith" instead of

I am trying to execute code when a command button is clicked on a
custom form that I am using within Outlook 2000, but the code doesnt
seem to be working I have put a msgbox command in the code and it does
nothing.  Is my procedure named wrong or do I have to do another step

can someone please help me?  I'm trying to create a rule
in Outlook 2002 to permanently delete an incoming e-mail
when it arrives.I'm struggling, as it's a picture with no
text coming in from hundreds of different sources. (same

I use the following code, that is linked from a button on a custom Outlook
form to launch another form:
 Set objFolder = Application.ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder
  Set objItem = _

How do you reference the personal forms library in Outlook 2000?

I'm trying to use outlook application advancedSearch method to search on
multiple public folders and than
display the results in a convenient view from which the users could double
click on an item to display it.

I'm using the following Outlook macro code to run a query in MS Access whenever a calendar item (appointment) is added in Outlook:
Public WithEvents myOlItems As Outlook.Items
Private Sub Application_Startup()
   Set myOlItems = _

example i have a folder called "later review".
I also set rule that if all msg from "mary" will be moved in "later review" and I want all new (unread) msg in this folder to be marked as READ.
How i do this.   I try will rules but no criteria for this, only "perform a _custom ...

My previous post was a little sparse. My CIO want to see our HelpDesk emails
on the weekends only. Friday after 5PM to Monday before 9AM. My problem is,
at times I forget to turn the rule on to forward a copy of emails on Fridays
before leaving. Can I automate the process without ...

I am trying to modify the 'From' field of outgoing emails. I am using
WinXP, programming with vb6, running Outlook 2003 and Redemption 3.4
.I have read some previous posts on this subject and also the
information on the Redemption site. When I send an email with a

The following code works fine in Outlook 2000 and 2002.  However, in
2003 the code runs fine but the next time Outlook is started it will
disable the VBA module.
I've tried to replace the .OTM file for the session and that hasn't

OK, I'm trying to get the full path name from only a part of it.  I
thought the dir function would work but now I'm thinking no.
I have HMB4197, and the full path name is HMB4197 - MATH - CPO45799.  I
need vb to search for this directory and return the full path so that I

I am using Outlook 2000 SR1 and Word 2000 SR1.
I have an email message that I need to send to everyone in my
contacts folder. I know I can create a distribution list and place
it in the bcc: field, with my own email in the To: field, but I

I can have a field in my Inbox that tells me what account the message
came through.
Is there an equivalent in VBA?
I tried .ReceivedByName, .ReceivedOnBehalfOfName, and .Recipients, but