Hi, I created a small VBA app in Excel that retrieves a list of meeting
attendees and their response status.  These attendees are always
employees and I'm able to resolve the names as I retrieve them.  Along
with response status I'd like to pull some Outlook Properties such as

Using VBA, how do I open a Microsoft Access file from within Outlook.

Is there a way to programmatically iterate through  all the flagged
emails in
the inbox as well as in the sentitems folders?

This is a bit of a re-post.
Is it possible to display a form or message box when I click the OK button
on the Out of Office Assistant dialog.

I made a couple macros and put buttons for them on my contact form toolbar.  
Now, the only way I can use these buttons automatically is by having my
security set to low.  Is there a way I can add my own macros to some kind of
"trusted source" and thus still have my security set ...

If I write some code that returns all appointments for Exchange users that
have delegated reveiw permissions to me, how should I cache the info so that
I only need to return appointment data that has been modified since the last
time I checked?  I understand how to filter out ...

I work on a VB app that opens .msg files and saves them as either plain
text, HTML or RTF files, depending on the message format. To bypass the
security prompt in Outlook 2003, I use Outlook Redemption 4.1.0.507. I need
to support both Outlook 2000 and 2003.

Bonjour,
J'essaie de récupérer l'adresse email du destinataire dans un mail.
j'obtiens le nom du destinataire avec la propriété : item.To
Mais c'est son adresse amil qui m'intéresse.

Following is the code used to attach an Excel file to an Outlook message.  
Occassionally, users will click "NO" when they get the outlook message.  I
would like to put them in a loop that forces them to click "YES"
This code works well the first time.  When they click "NO" it ...

Outlook 2003 pops up a form when a Distribution List is double-clicked, that
shows different icons for those items (members of the List) that are also in
the user's Contacts list.
How can I programmatically discover that? Is there a property that I can

Hi, I have a seperate folder in outlook that receives 3 emails a day,
one of which has a .csv attachment with it. I have a macro that looks
in my folder, saves the file to my P drive and then places the email in
another folder. It all works fine apart from the fact that the file

Here is the code I am using to send an Outlook message with an attachment to
another Outlook box:
ActiveWorkbook.SendMail Recipients:="(mailbox name)", Subject:=FileName
We have some users who will click "NO" when they get the warning message.  

VB.NET, requires reference to CDO v1.21 (MAPI)
 Private Function ExchangePresent() As Boolean
  Dim sc As MAPI.SessionClass = New MAPI.SessionClass()
  ' This is a crude logon - I don't do it this way

I posted the folloing in Access modules newsgroup and received a suggestion
to post it in an Outlook newsgroup.  Well, here goes.
I'm trying to write code in an Access module which is working with Outlook
email messages.  It works fine on my machine.  If I save it to the network

One of my macros assists users re-ordering supplies.  On a list of available
supplies, they simply put an "X" in one column and the quantity in another.  
Once they are finished with the list, they push an "Order" button.
The "Order" button makes a copy of the supply list, removes ...