Is it possible to "box" an appointment or event in Outlook's calendar?

I am using Outlook 2003 Pro with all of the most recent updates and bug
fixes. When I add VBA code and click Save (Menu Item or Icon) VBAOProject.OTM
does not get saved.
I know this because I have had a power outage and all code and UserForms

Good morning,
I posted this question yesterday in a few of the newsgroups, but got no
response then I thought programmers may know the answer. This is my question.
My company currently gets registrations w/ First Last Names, emails, etc.

I would like to be able to pick a contact from contact folder and then have
the linked contacts displayed in a list box for the picked contact.
I know how to do the first part. But I am not sure how to go about the link
object and how to display the linked contacts.

In Outlook 2003 I have some code that when a user right-clicks on a Contact a
new menu item is added.  The problem is that when a user clicks on the
Contacts Navigation Pane it is also adding the new menu item and I don't want
it to.  In VBA code how do I stop this from happening ...

I'm not sure if this is the correct place to post this message so please
redirect me if I'll get a better response elsewhere.
I've only got limited experience of Macros in Word and Excel so I'm a bit of
a novice.  I understand you can create macros in Outlook but I'm wondering if

I am trying to automate Outlook from Access VBA so that I can open a public
folder and select a contact from it.
My application needs to be able to read information from the public folder
ContactItem object.

I want to get some information from a recordset in access and display it
into a listbox using outlook vba.
But I have to problems.
I can't filter the informations I need and then index it to be

In my organization they've done some kind of trick to allow the usage of two
Outlook applications in the same time.
The first Outlook  is a 'normal' one working with an exchange server, and
the second one is a variation of the original program which displays mail in

I am working on a macro to search for email messages that contain "VZ-East"
in the subject and then importing the message into an excel document.  I have
the following code, but cannot get it to work or no what else to do.  Any
help will be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!

i have much trouble with sending mails with redemption.
Following scenario:
I "auto-forward" from a database information as emails to the own outlook ms
exchange inbox (So sender and recipient will be the same)

Outlook 2003
Many of our users (250 +) in the office have multiple folders in their
Inbox. Having to apply permissions to a couple of dozen folders is
tedious. I would like to write a macro to apply delegate permissions to

First of all heres my code :
Sub cliams()
   Dim myItem As Outlook.Inspector
   Dim objItem As Object

I use sometimes a little script for importing a text file for creating a
distribution list.
The syntax for the text file is email;name
I get a DL where the display name is always the email address. Now

I am not very familiar with outlook macros, I imagine there is a way t
make a reply to all but sender button as a macro in outlook. Doe
anyone out there know how to make a macro that would do this?
Basically the macro would do the same thing as reply to all, but woul