Does anyone know how I can create a Toolbar button (in Outlook 2000) that
runs a macro (I already have the macro) then opens an Access 2000 database on
a network drive?  All in one click of the toolbar button.
Your help with this is most appreciated.

I'm using Outlook Express 6 on Windows XP and I need to transfer the message
rules from an older machine using Win98SE to this new machine. I wish to
avoid copying out each rule and the whole list of blocked senders by hand,
since there are literally hundreds of them.

I have a set of  .vcf files in a regular folder on my hard drive.  I
want to read the information on the vcf file to put it into my Access
database (I have all of the commands I need in Access for processing
the information the way I want it and how to have Access get a hold of

Is Extended MAPI hard to use? We're having too many problems with using the
Outlook object model to send & receive email in a server type application.
CDO is mentioned in the Outlook Security template so I assume shifting to
CDO wouldn't help that aspect - we'd still need the ...

Hi , thanks for the help in advance.
When I send to people who are stored in any address book, the SafeItem.TO property is blank.
Here is a sample pseudo code:
Public Sub ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean)

This is really a general VBA problem but it's come up in Outlook so I thought
I'd post it here.  Is there any way of testing for an empty property, i.e.
one that's been set to Nothing?  I've tried all the functions like IsEmpty,
IsNull, IsMissing, etc but I've ended up having to ...

My mail that I sent just keeps on staying in my Outbox. If anybody can help I
would appreciate it

Firstly, apologies if this turns out not to be a VB question.
I have a situation where a member of my team distributes monthly reports to
approx 400 different recipients and at present this is achieved via printing
and sending in the mail which takes approx 2 full days.

The code below moves any mail items older than X to a specified folder. It
works fine except when it hits a read reciept or an admistrative bounce back
message. If it hits either of these it throws and error # 424 "Object
required"

I would like to add a function to OL2003 which allows a user to copy a
contact
which is currently open in the contact-form to another contact-folder
(personal -> public, public -> personal)

When looping through a collection of Outlook.Items that includes
recurrences, and a recurring appointment is found, I need to get the
non-recurring appointment in order to change the Categories property.
I want to eliminate the the Do loop below and go directly to the appointment

I am on XP now which has Outlook Library 11.0.  I have developed a small
program to read the inbox using library 11 and it works (But not for 9 and 10
basically with Windows 2000).   How can I have one program works for the
three libraries?  I know if I do it on Library 9, it ...

I have a database (MS-Access) that sends emails to colleagues.
It works fine with Outlook Express, but Outlook 2003 keeps reporting
 "A program is trying to send mail using Item.Send"
and slows matters down.

If this is double-posted, I apologize... I got turned around in windows
closing....
I need to be able to set up buttons, forms, etc. in Outlook specifically,
but also Access...

Hi @ all,
how are you? May be someone could help me.
I've a little Outlook-AddIn that works with the selected mailitems in e.g.
the 'Incoming Message' - Folder.