Specifically msgs embedded in the contact notes/body field...
Is there a way to come at this so that you can read a property that would
tell you when the item was sent/created/whatever...
Grabbing them as attachments has not such property, or at least not the way

Is there a way to configure Outlook to automatically move unopened, new mail
directly to a folder outside outlook. I do not want to use any additional
software. I was wondering if a macro could accomplish this.

Can't seem to find this in technet....
Thanks!

I am trying to write a Macro that will notify, and manage documents on my
Network, using Outlook Mail. I would like to hear feedback from the Online
community for user's that have attempted doc control.
There are several doc cntrl packackes avaliable (i.e. FlieHold, and

I am having difficulty in opening an email already in my inbox and 'replying
to all'. Could anybody point me in the right direction?

I currently have about 200 users fill in online reports by having them click
an Excel 2003 attachment in an e-mail or calendar entry.  This executes a
macro that, among other steps, asks for their employee number which is
actually their Alias in their Outlook properties, as each ...

I'm testing an OL based application so I have to manipulate OL as "user
like" as possible. I'm focused on the Mail Grid (A Supergrid control). I
tried to do it with a testing tool but the problem is that the supergrid
seems to be an Owner Draw control so, there seems to be no way ...

is it possible to catch the double click event when a user double clicks an
item in folder and override what it does

Can anyone help me with the following query.
I need to write a piece of code that will allow me to carry out the
following function or is there something already out there?
I want to e-mail a defined group of contacts a simple message: "It's time to

Is there a way to write a function that would save each task that is in a
specifed task folder or the current task folder as a  MSG file and then
delete the task.
Each task in the task folder would need to be saved as it's own file and the

I am developing a program that should do the following:
1. Generate an email with subject, sender and body.
2. Send the email to Outlook and let the user alter whatever he/she wishes.
3. The tricky part – when the user presses send my program should grab the

I'd like to produce a printable voting response report for a given
voting e-mail. I understand the voting information can be retrieved
from the VotingResponse property, but as I have no knowledge of Outlook
programming (I only know Word and a little Excel), I have no idea how

I am using the following code within Microsoft Access 2000 using
Redemption RDO and I am trying to get the following......They all work
except one........can anyone see why.
SenderEMail  ' works OK

My client receives emailed shipping orders sent via Goldmine software into
her Outlook 2003 user-named folder under the Personal Folders tree named
"WHEE".
(The product names and folders are spelled wrong to protect the innocent)

Is there a way I can change my VBA code so that when it runs it does not
cripple Outlook. The VBA code iterativly goes through all folders in some
very large mailboxes and performs some tasks . Outlook becomes non-responsive.