I am having a simple outlook addin generated using Visual Studio 2003 (c#).
In the OnBeginShutdown method I am not able to get a reference to
applicationObject.ActiveExplorer(). This returns null.
Please help

I would like to create a macro using vb that print an email just like the
print button that already exists but this button will change the printer and
the print the email.
thanks in advance.

I have a form transfer from 2000 to 2003 and published public folder. When I
new this form, all the VB script run fine. However, after I submit the form
to the recipient, all the script didn't run at all. I think my form are
become one-off form.

I have written some Visual Basic code to identify and delete junk mail that
gets by Outlook's spam filters.  To do this, the procedure works with the
SenderName, Body and HTMLBody properties of the MailMessage item.  The
procedure is associated with the New Mail event.

My business sells my different brands of products. Thus we have many types
of letters that are sent out to new customers based upon which product they
are looking at. I am very ignorant of programming and macros. Is there a
way to create a program where a form or dialog boxes open ...

I have code (see below) that accesses the default mailbox InBox. I can't
figure out how to set to a non-default mailbox. Somehow I think I am supposed
to use the Folders collection, but I can get it to work. Any suggestions?
Thanks.

I have a large number of mail messages which have been written in Finnish,
but have been marked with a US-ASCII code page.  The result is that some of
the characters are displayed incorrectly, e.g. "ä" is shown as a "d".
It is possible to correct this error in Outlook by opening ...

If more than one PST-File is open, how can I fire with the ItemAdd Event
in ALL 'Deleted Items' Folders in all open pst-Files ?
The purpose is I want to remove the attachment of an item (saved before
in the HD-Directory) from the HD too if the user deletes the related

I have a custom Outlook form. I need to know when a user decides to
cancel  the changes they have made to the form by hitting the top RHS X
button then selecting "no" when prompted to save changes.
Is this possible?

I have written a code using vba and CDO object which works but I also would
like to save a copy of the e-mail sent in the "Sent Items" folder in
outlook. So, I have looked into MSDN and found the answer
objMessage.Send( [saveCopy] [, showDialog] [, parentWindow] )

Is there a way to create a rule from an COM add-in ?

Outlook 2003 (SP2)
Windows XP (SP2)
(I have also posted this issue at
http://www.vbaexpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7989 but have had no reply)

I'm trying to build a sub in VBA to automatically create a mailItem.
Here is the line that attaches a previously created file...
newMailAttachments.Add file2, olByValue, 1, "Remittance Advice"
When the mailItem displays, the DisplayName appears to have been

I have been using vba for only a short time, and I am trying to create
a code that will do a handful of things in Outlook; I hope I'm not in
over my head.  First, I run a Rule that moves an incoming message
(based on sender) to another Outlook folder; this was easy enough, but

I have developed a module by inserting it in to my project in the VBA editor. I can't open the Macro for editing from the Tools | Macro menu, nor can I successfully launch it from a button. I can run it successfully from within the VBA editor and it is set as a public sub. I have ...