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Single quotes in filter string, how to manage????02 Feb 2005 18:34 GMT3
I want to filter Contact Items.  If any of the values in the filter string
contain a single quote, there is parse error.  How do you manage this type
of data and perform a successful filter?  
My code follows:
Attachment size02 Feb 2005 17:30 GMT6
Is there a property that allows me to retrieve the size of an email
attachment through VBA?
Thanks - Steve Moore
The following method is failing in Outlook 2003.  Please help!02 Feb 2005 16:53 GMT1
I was using oNameSpace.GetItemFromID(mailID) to return a
MailItem.  It works fine on both Outlook 98 and 2000.  
But on 2003, it generates the security popup.  How do I
bypass it?  Thanks!
Message when I delete a record with VBA outlook02 Feb 2005 15:00 GMT4
I've made an outlook Application with the following code. In fact, I would
like delete some record in the public folders.
Set myOlApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set myNameSpace = myOlApp.GetNameSpace("MAPI")
Change Default Form for Folder02 Feb 2005 14:26 GMT1
This is not a programming message per se, but I thought there may be some
here who can help me:
A third-party Outlook add-on (PlanPlus 3.0) changed the default form type of
my Outlook Notes folder from IPM.StickyNote to IPM.Post. I have completely
enable macro02 Feb 2005 13:56 GMT1
when i try to run a macro outlookXP says "The macros in this project are
disable. Please refer to the online help or documentation of the host
application to determine how to enable macros."
how can i enable macros in outlookXP so that i can run my macro?
mass saving of mails02 Feb 2005 10:21 GMT6
any has a macro to save 100 mails as *.msg files to the C drive?
thanks
copying of mails in public folders02 Feb 2005 07:43 GMT15
how can i automate copying of mails from public folders to my C drive?
thanks
Handling Delete event in Outlook!02 Feb 2005 06:27 GMT6
I want to write a program that shld copy the .msg file to
a location in a system before outlook deletes the
message. any help on this issue wud of help.
Create a macro to change Task:Due Date02 Feb 2005 05:38 GMT1
Where do I begin to create a macro to change the Task Due Date?
Thanks,
Lynn.
c# Error when trying to send email02 Feb 2005 01:27 GMT6
i need to present user with an Outlook mail item. the following code is a
modication to the code found
here(http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=819398). However, when the line is
question is run(Outlook.MailItemClass mItem =
AutoArchive Properties01 Feb 2005 23:16 GMT1
Does any one know how to write a little macro to set the AutoArchive property
for a folder in Outlook?  I am trying to set the AutoArchive, different from
difault, for a folder and its subfolder, unfortunately when you right click
and set the AutoArchive property it only sets it ...
Position A new Chart in MS Word01 Feb 2005 18:34 GMT1
Hello Newsgroup
I am using the AddOLEObject method to add a couple of charts to a multi-page
document.
The problem is that the Charts always appear at the beginning of the
SendObject Warning in Outlook 200301 Feb 2005 17:38 GMT1
Warning message in Outlook 2003 while using SendObject.
When i try to use sendobject to send an email, a warning massage pops
up, saying that "Outlook is trying to send an email.......if this is a
virus, you should choose no."
Redemption SafeCurrentUser returns nothing or unknown?01 Feb 2005 15:29 GMT8
Please help on this problem.  Thanks.
Dim oRdpCurrentUser as Object
Set oRdpCurrentUser = CreateObject
("Redemption.SafeCurrentUser")
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