Outlook 2003
My users need a way to open a template that doesn't contain certain legal
disclaimers as footers in the default Word 2003 email editor.
I have a custom template that I'd like to open via a macro button on a

Anybody know how obtain that message (CDO/MAPI/Outlook) was received or
sent? Folder location not enought - In different languages folders have
different names! Addition to that message may be moved.Can help me
PR_MESSAGE_TO_ME  MAPI property? How get it!

I have an archived PST file open in my Outlook, and I am trying to write
code that will enable me to edit properties of the email items inside this
PST file. I have been using
Set Ns = GetNamespace("MAPI")

I have an Access program that creates appointments in the user's Outlook
Calendar.  Occasionally the appointment gets cancelled and needs to be
deleted from the Calendar.  When this happens an email message is generated
and sent to the user.

How do I loop through my Outlook folders using code? I cannot for the
life of me figure it out.

It is possible to create folders (MAPIFolder) within the Personal
Folders collection. I learnt that it is also possible to create a top
level folder in the heirarchy, of the same level as Outlook Personal
Folders, with a piece of code like this:

By mistake, while testing a piece of code, I erroneously ended up
renaming the Personal Folders collection to "Foo Group". I want to
rename it back. But when I click the "Properties for Foo Group" menu,
it won't let me change the name of the folder group. I believe the name

I launch MS Word from with in Outlook, once Word is open,
I want to set the application window size to exactly fit on top of Outlook.
Is there a conversion or function to force word to overlay outlook
perfectly?

How can I read out the senders Email adress and  when I received it from a
mail?
I can get the SenderName, Subject, Body and Attachment.
But I can´t find how I get the Emailadress and when Ireceived it.

I'm quite new with programming, so please be patiet :-)
I have created a form to be used on certain situations. I want that sent
messages based on this form will be automatically moved to a (fixed)
specified folder.  How do I define on the form that message will moved

If I click on the from-field then a list of my contacts are displayed.
I want to see a list of a subfolder of my contacts when I click on the
from-field button. How can I do this in VBA - code or can I do this with
options in the from-field button?. The name of the contacts ...

I'm wondering if anyone can help me attach a pic to an Outlook email
using VB, where the pic comes from the Picture object in a PictureBox
Control and isn't necessarily saved as a separate file.  I would also
like to have this pic embedded in the email.  I've figured out how to

I'm very new to VBA in Outlook 2003 and I managed a macro, that reads a
xml-file and extracts data basically by parsing it.
I used the open command like this:
Open "c:/abc.xml" For Input As #1

I am using OL2000 SP3.
I would like to have outlook automatically open my calendar in a
separate window whenever outlook is started.
This would be the automagical equivalent of right clicking on the

I want to use some of the great CDO examples I find here, but they don't
work because I don't have CDO installed.  I can't find anything, anyplace,
that tells me how to install it.
I'm on a coporate network and don't have a CD or network location to install