I fired Word as my e-mail Editor because it can't get over its compulsive
spell-checking of the original message.  As I recall, it also spell-checks
e-mail addresses.
But I would really like to have a modicum of control over fonts.  Bold,

People send me information requests via email on an excel spreadsheet.  I am
looking for a way to log these requests.  I was wondering if there is anyway
I can write a piece of code that, on receipt of an email with say 'Request'
in the subject line, it would automatically open ...

I fired Word as my e-mail Editor because it can't get over its compulsive
spell-checking of the message I am replying to.
But I would really like to have a modicum of control over fonts.  Bold,
underline and subscript would be enough.

I recently wrote a Macro that went though my inbox and exported every
objMailItem.SenderEmailAddress to Excel. This allows me to capture a master
email list. With the SenderEmailAddress code my export gets the address in
the SuchAndSuch@SomeIsp.com format. My issue now is that in ...

I would like to modify the subject-string of all appointments saved in
Outlook-calendar. Especially I want to remove specific characters from
these subjects. Can anyone help me how to formulate the loop for doing this?
Markus

I'm on Outlook 2000.
I own 2 mailboxes; MyMB on Server1 with new mail delivered to PersonalMB on
my laptop and ProjectMB on Server2.  Usually I log on to MyMB/PersonalMB
opening ProjectMB as an additional mailbox. I then manage mail in ProjectMB

Using the Visual Basic Editor I inserted "Item.ShowCategoriesDialog" into
the Application_ItemSend in ThisOutlookSession, in order to always prompt me
to assign categories when sending an email.
This works fine on my work computer (Outlook 2002).  I inserted the same

In Outlook 2003--
I need to have a command for me to SEND email and then prompt me to FILE the
sent email into one of my folders that I choose so I am able to pick the
folder each time.  

I've created a form based on the standard IPM.Appointment form in
Outlook 2003 and written VBScript/VBA code to handle various events.
[I've left out the code deliberately for this posing as it is rather
lengthy....]

Im trying to build an application using one of the many ways (APIs) to
create a Meeting Request programatically.
Here are some high level details:
1) My target client is Outlook 2002/2003 connecting to Exchange 5.5. I do

here is a hard one.  :D
I need to know (for instance, when the outlook starts or when I clic
on a item) what order number the message have inside the pst/dbx fil
(ie it is 2nd, 31st, etc).  for C/C++ fans, I only need the this a

I need to be able to send out pricing changes to our customers via email.  
Currently, there are 4 Sales Reps that have their own contacts in Outlook,
but I could easily create a Public Folder for Pricing Contacts if need be.  
I have a .csv file that contains the pricing records ...

I'm using NoteItem.SaveAs to create .oft template files from existing
NoteItems in my default Notes folder (Outlook 2003). When I use
Application.CreateItemFromTemplate to read the files and create new items
identical to those saved, The icons associated with the new NoteItems are

Hi, all.
We're trying to overcome the infamous Outlook Object Model Guard dialog
that appears during unattended/programmatic accesses to the address
book or during the attempt to send mail. This tools works fine provided

Is there anyway to "authorize" an external application so that when it sends
an email, Outlook does not display the security warning?
TIA
Rob