I'd like to make connection from Excel to Outlook using VBA - create new mail
and send it.
I did it, but before sending the mail, there always appear security warning
like "A program is trying to automatically send e-mail on your behalf ....."

I am attempting to create a button that I can place on the toolbar when
I open an email that will set both a flagcolor and a category tied to
that flag color to the email that is open.
Is this even possible?

In a section of VBA in Outlook, I need to copy a appointment item (named
Item, in PST file) to another Calendar in Mailbox of Exchange server. I add a
UserProperty, RndID, to the appointmentitem, Item. But I find the
userproperty didn't be copied.

Hi
I have written a custom plugin for my outlook.. I want to check the number of
characters typed in the message body.. where in it should not exceed 255
characters.. is it possible programmatically..

I admit that it's taken me a while to realize this, but it seems that
the Outlook COM object model is simply not well suited for developing
professional software against.
Take, for example, the ItemAdd event. It's documentation states that:

I have a personal task form that generate a mail and send it
1) When I save the task I loose all the modification that I made on the text
(task body)   exp  Bold and colored text became simple Text
any idea ?

How to select the Internet account programmatically when sending a MailItem?
Thanks in advance!

Thank's for any help.
Here's the point : I have to set an HTML background when opening an ItemMail
by code.
Her's my code :

Can you administrate OL2003 permissions on Exchange accounts?
Eg - grant all users in a distribution group reviewer permission on Calendar
and Task items and grant one user editor permission on all users' Calendar
items?

I made a custom task wich generate and send an e-mail (HTML), I used
HTML.body
I have 3 pb
1) How to add variable (some text) to the HTML body ?  when I add something

I am looking to write some vba which will ensure that when I select a
group of emails with attachments to print, the attachments print out in
sequence with the emails.
At the moment, when I select the mails, they tend to print Mail 1, Mail

What is the way, trough vba coding, to open an email that is saved on
the desktop?
   The format is an "Outlook Message Format", basically dragged and dropped
or Save As.

i have written a moudle in VBA that redirects incoming emails into
folders. The problem is that the shared account has no user asigned and
the group of people who use it have their own accounts. The problem is
that the macro only seems to run when someone has signed into Outlook

I figured out how to export data from my emails but only from my inbox. I
want to open a shared mail box, subfolder.
I looked at several different options but can't figure out. I need a point
in the right direction so I can figure it out for myself.

In Outlook 2003, using VisualBasic in a macro.
I'm downloading appointments (including date, time, and duration) into Excel
for analysis.  I've modified the Outlook appointment Calendar Color Labels to
tag appointments as specific types of appointments.  I'd like to download the