i created a macro called "runme". When i place this macro as a button
on outlook it appears as "Project1.runme".
How can i rename this button to "Runme" ?
thanks

We are currently using a VBA macro to track taskers and documents using
Outlook 2000.  However, the security roll-up, and all subsequent SPs break
the macro.  We want to be able to automatically create a tracking number
(incremented from the previous one), add comments and status ...

is there a way to tie a macro to the creation of a new message? I would like
to execute a macro whenever the user creates a new email either by using the
new email or the reply, reply-to-all or forward functionality. The macro
should run like the auto open macros in Word whenever a ...

I don't program so I hope I am not in the wrong place. I have done
research so don't switch off ;-) I have acute short term memory
problems and store everything in outlook that I can so I like to make
it as easy as possible to keep track of what I need to do and locate

I first create and save a mail item in a shared folder.  
Then I use the following code to move it to a local
folder.  On Outlook 98, it creates 2 identical copies.  
But it works just fine on Outlook 2000 and 2003.  Why?

How do I bypass this?  Thanks.  

My Calendar folder has its appointments listed in Table view sorted by
Start date.  I need a macro that will create a new appointment item
that is based on the current selected (but not opened) item, but with
UserDefinedField1 and UserDefinedField2 exchanging values,

Trying to add a new contact with the following code. If Outlook is already
open then this code works well. If Outlook is not open then this code fails
"Method 'Save' of object '_ContactItem' failed". Error # -2147417851
   Dim olApp As Outlook.Application

I am running Outlook2000 and WinXP (SP1).  I have a VBA routine in Outlook
that sequences through mailitems in a folder.  If I fetch an email address,
e.g., SenderName, FromAddress or ReplyToAddress, a security window pops up
indicating that the "Project is trying to access email ...

I have a macro looping through my inbox (For Each obj In olInboxItems ...) to
detect items with a specific subject. Each of these items contains an
attachment which is save on our local network.
For one reason or another, the loop often skips messages to go on with the

At my work, I and other sometimes, by accident, send mail to
Distribution-list, which shouldn't have been.
I've been trying to find some VBA code, which could issue a warning
after pressing Send;

Hello list,
I need to gather data from emails sent to Outlook Express and write this
data to a Visual basic app.
Is there a specific vba coding for Outlook Express or can you use Outlook

I send messages and reports from withing MS Access using VBA. Outlook is
configured to display a warning message if either of these occurr. How can I
use SENDKEYS (or something else) to automatically answer these warnings?

When I was using oNamespace.GetItemFromID, it generates
the security popup.  Then I use redemption
MAPIUtils.GetItemFromID instead but it returns nothing.  
What do I do to get the mail item by its ID?

Thanks Sue!
But already find an even easier trick. Was mentioned here in one group
and even in Outlook Help. It was just little hidden. Forgot to mention
when I found it...