Is there anyway to set focus on the mailitem body programmatically.   I want
to do a sendkeys ctrl A to select the contents of the message for formatting
purposes.  Is there a round about way to do this?

I used to used TypeName() fucntion in VB.
But what is the equivalent function in C#
Thank you.

I'm in the process of creating a VBA sub to create Outlook appointment
items from within Access. I have a specific Outlook form that I want to
use to display these appointments. What do I need to do in order to have
this specific form used when displaying these appointments?

I am using the new Outlook Express from the XP professional System manager.
I would like information on how to allow jpegs to be saved automatically to
a file in my database or a file on my computer
I know it must use the rules option but I don't know how to set it up.

I have been tasked to automatically link an Access database to a text
delimited attachment that I receive in my inbox every 2 hours. The .txt file
has the same name each time it's delivered, and it comes from the same email
address each time.

I am a used equipment reseller/locator. I call on companies, find out what
equipment they need then email the requests to a list of equipment brokers
that may have the items.
The broker list is currently in Access 2002 and I'm using XP with Office

Hi I have an access database with a table that holds contact information and
I am looking for some code that will allow me to synchronise the data with an
Exchange contacts folder.
To avoid manually creating the data in both.

Please help me with this.  I need to build a macro or code to send oll the
files that are inside a folder.  Something like this:
.Attachments.Add ("Z:\ViaExpress\*.*")

How can i add un cantact item to distribution list because in the vab
guide for outlook the recipientsonject
accept only AppointmentItem, JournalItem, MailItem, MeetingItem or
TaskItem.

I borrowed some code I found referenced on here and came up with a version of
my own (listed below) to pull data from an Outlook folder into Access. I
don't really know what I'm doing though, and I'm struggling to find the ADO
connection string syntax to vary the code to fit what ...

Hello, All!
I am using OL2k3 under W2K.
I would like to write a simple macro that does the following:
Executes a 'Find' (F4 key)

I am using Outlook 2003.
My intention is to avoid having to write boilerplate stuff in frequently
sent mails.
So I wrote a couple of VBA macros for Outlook.

On Win XP with Outlook 2000, I have to iterate through
thousands of emails. In the loop, there is a
mailItem.GetInspector call. For some unknown reason (might
have things to do with both HTMLEditor and WordEditor are

I seem to be unable to access encrypted MailItems through the items
collection.
Typename(items(i)) shows "MailItem" but the following causes a "Type
mismatch" error:

I tried both of the following methods but the mailitem is
always kept in the Deleted Item folder.  How do I really
get rid of it? Thanks.
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