I am trying to write a macro so that the attachment is saved to a specific
folder and then a hyperlink is inserted to the saved document. From the help
I got the below code to save the first attachment and I also saw som code to
strip the email from the atchement but I couldn't ...

I've created a custom Outlook form that is published to the
Organizational Forms Library.  The process for which this form is used
is as follows:
1) From within Access, I have code that opens an instance of the

I want to save Email as HTML file with embedded pictures.
First i update HTMLBODY to change cid: to attachment.filename
It's ok but i need the line
MsgBox "Save in progress"

I am completely new to VB.
I was trying to create a simple Macros. Yesterday it worked. Tonight
when I try to run it I get this message:
The macros in this project are disabled. Please refer to online

I am trying to create 2 simple macros, ideally that I evoke witha
shortcut key.
1. Create  a task from an email and attach a copy of the email to the
task. - I don't want the original email moved anywhere. This is to

I tried putting a msgbox in my Class's event-handler for the Class Terminate
sub.  Trouble is if I shut Outlook down which is the only way of terminating
the class gracefully, I get a write to memory location error.  Thus I cannot
keep the msgbox in that sub.  But after a few hours ...

I'd really appreciate some help with this...
I'm wanting to write a new TASK to Outlook-2003 from a form in Access-2003.
Have tried both Early and Late binding... (see dims)
Code crashes (Runtime error 91) at line marked "<<<<<error>>>>" (see below.)

Is there a way to check if the email is a sent email or received email using
VBA? Some kind of property?
My current solution is to check if the From Field is equal to the current
user it is a sent email.

When I use Word2003 as default editor for Outlook 2003 the Shutdown event of
the inspector is not fired when sending the mail or closing the mail-form.
Without Word as editor all works as expected. Any idea? Is this a known
issue?

Hello Outlook Gurus:
As part of a project involving the tracking of engineering hours, the following
question came up:
Suppose an email message to John originates in MS Access using the SendMail

Hi, I have following problem:
I use Outlook 2003, I create items based on the custom form
(Form.Post) in a public folder. Can I set a flag or colour for it
programmatically

I'm trying to set the appointment item label programatically using VBA and
MS-Access. I can not find it in the class/members list of the Object Browser.
Does anyone know if it is an available member and what it is called?
Thanks.

I am working on the development of a database (Access).  I think that
because the issues I'm having are outlook related, though, that this is the
appropriate place for posting this.
I use a VBA sub to create an instance of Outlook by which I send