I'm using a VBA that converts emails to tasks in Outlook 2002, and set it up
to run as an Outlook Rule based on a certain subject message. This works fine.
What I would like to do is to set up this rule (if possible) on an Exchange
2003 server at the company I work for. The reason ...

Anyone know how on incoming email i can run a vba function that if the
titre of the email is a specific thing like a rule then connect to my
database retreived datas and send back to the person the data. i would
like if possible know where i need to put the code and what function i

I need run one simple macro in start of outlook.
I write in ThisoutlookSession
   Sub application_startup
       msgbox "Hello"

Currenlty I am running a VB script to copy a file from a ftp server and
send this as an attachment to a group of users. Instead of adding it as
an attachment I want to copy the file and content in to the Text part
of mail.

I am attempting to filter email inbox for incoming message with WOR
anywhere in the subject line.
If find WOR anywhere on the subject line, save the attachment to
specified location, remove the attachment, place text in body of e-mail

Any suggestions on why I get a "Run Time Error '-1407020020
(a838838833)': Can't find this file.  Make sure the path and file name
are correct." in the code below?
Public Sub Application_Startup()

I send and receive a lot of attachments to emails.
Is it possible to insert the name of an attachment into an email so that it
will remain after the attachment is removed?
I have found some code for sale which maintains a link to the attachment

I need to take a calendar in Outlook 2003 and basically export it to a
webpage (.htm)
I am using Vb6 to do this. I saw some code on Sue's page but that doesnt
seem to work with Outlook '03.

I would like to program reminders in my calendar automatically.  My events
and dates (optionally with times) are available in .xls form (or .csv form).  
From that form how do I "import" them all into calendar automatically.
Default time of 08.00 am can be set for the reminders.

Using VBA in Outlook 2003, I need to prompt the user with a simple message
box when they delete an e-mail from the Inbox.
I am using ItemRemove now which works like a champ, but it's extremely
limited in that it won't give me details about the e-mail (i.e., number of

I located the following code from another post within this group. It
does most of what I want but I was wonderering if there is a way to
parse each task and copy on the lines that stat with
*cstart* and ends with *cend*

I have a set of routines that replace the rules in outlook.  For some
reason, when I first start OL, the code will not work until the
following is done:
1)  open Tools->Macro->Visual Basic Editor

I made a macro and then assigned it to a button so your can use it by
clicking the button on a menu bar.
Now I would like to know if there is a way to distribute this to the others.
If you know about it please let me know.

I need to be able to send a reminder e-mail on a weekly basis to the same
people.  This is similar to a re-occurring calendar event.  If the program
does this, could you send me the 'how' and if not, then could you consider
incorporating this function into your future programing/

I am trying to classify my mails into folders automatically when it
arrives, I have used the run a script rule to achieve it.  Whenever a
message arrives, I want the following to happen.
1) Make a folder with the name same as the subject within the personal