I'm sure there's a way to do this, but I haven't found it yet... I have an
email that I need to send out every Tuesday, and I just want to automate it
so I don't have to worry about it. Does anyone know how to do that? I looked
in the rules wizard, but it looks like that just ...

Is there a way to set the default Zoom to actual size in Outlook 2003. I was
able to create a Macro in Word 2003 to do this, but can't figure out the
macro for Outlook.
Thanks for your help,

Specifically, I'd like to send an individual email to each of the 375
Contacts in my 'Special Contacts' folder.  (I don't want to send one email
with 375 cc's or bcc's.)  Each email can be identical other than the
recipient.

From a program in Visual FoxPro (using automation), I am trying to add an
appointment in a
specific calendar in Outlook 2003.
I can add an appointment to the "standard" calendar, I can add a new

I can use vbscript to add a folder to the subfolders such as "contacts"
subfolder  in the example.
Set myOlApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set myNameSpace = myOlApp.GetNameSpace("MAPI")

I have written an extensive vbscript that I would like to run from a
command button. Do I have to rewrite it in VBA or is there some way to
call vbscript in a macro?

i develop application that refer outlook object model to send email....
but every "item.send" execute (i see with debug) the outlook give warning
that some virus has use outlook to send mail ...
this problem make the appplication  isnt automation again cos user  must

Windows 2k, Access 2k, Outlook 2k
Two questions, but first a little background:
I have created a form in Access where on the click event of a button, it
creates an outlook task.  The code snippet is as follows:

I have a little vba program that takes some data and puts it at the begining
and end of the subject in an existing open email.
The data is the company name and the date.
The program runs fine. However when I run it the cursor is put at the top of

I am able to create a task and add to Task folder programmatically.
But not able to assign it.
I want to assign a task in Task folder through an application program.
What MAPI properties do I have to set so that the task item I create in

I get a tiny amount of space on the Exchange Server. I constantly have to
clean out my Inbox, SentItems and Deleted Items folders to keep from getting
those "over limit" messages.
But I really like to hang onto these things longer than my server space

2 questions
1 - How can i recover the color category wich is new in Outlook 2003 (the
property categories is for the old categories in then 2000 version)
2 - i have problem with GetItemFromID in outlook 2003. the function does'nt

I've set up a VBA code that copies an existing view as another name.
I'd now like to programmatically change how the items are grouped in
the view.  I can modify the "Group Items by" feature using the mouse,
but I'd like to have it happen in the VBA code.  Is that possible?

I have a slightly modified Appointment form, with a button.  The VBS
code behind the button passes the intrinsic Item object to a VBA
subroutine that's within ThisOutlookSession.
My problem is in using the Item object as an Outlook.AppointmentItem.

I'm trying to use the following code:
Dim objSession As New MAPI.Session
But I get this error message:
"User defined type not defined"