I was trying to add and then remove an item to the menu bar
The add went fine but something in my logic caused me to delete the "file"
menu item and fiddling around a bit I lost the next two items off the main
menu before I realised that each delete was removing the next item on ...

From a post on 9.13.2005 the below thread was discussed. I am trying to
modify the suggested code to work for me in Outlook 2003 (11.8118.8122) SP2,
Office Professional edition.
When I try to run the macro it has a Compile Error: Can't find project or

It is understood that a user in unable to assign a task from a public folder.
However, I would like to know what (if any) Microsoft applications, add-ins,
create ideas any may know about regarding the following scenario:
From a shared/centralized location, multiple users must have ...

A friend showed me how to build a program to send emails to people listed in
a database.  We have a bunch of monthly reports, all with the same name, all
going to the same people in 21 counties, every month.  The program works
fine, but when Access sends the message to Outlook, ...

This macro is missing code to create the folder, if the folder
"Outlook embedded graphics" isn't present.
What does this need to check for this folder, pls, and to create it if
it isn't there?

I have a form with option buttons, 1 combobox, 1 textbox and a few buttons.
What I am trying to do is to get a value and put it in the textbox based on
what is in the combobox and what is selected from the option button.
My problem is that when I select an option and input a ...

I have Outlook 2003.  Basically I have an email in my inbox and when I run
this macro, I want the email to be moved to the folder "Problem
Report\Laptop" and then open this folder.  My code works fine, but it's the
last line

I have manganed to get the user name from WSHNetwork and have formatted and
inserted everything else I need for the custom message but I cannot find how
to get the name of the user's default signture for new messages. Don't want
to change it just get the name for insertion.

I need to be able to save an attachment without having to physically open the
email and then save the attachment. Is there a macro or something I can use
to do this?

I'm creating a userform in VBA and have a button placed next to a textfield.
What i'm trying to acomplish is that when the user clicks the button the
addressbook (for contacts) shows up and select the contact they would like.
When the addressbook is closed I want the selected ...

The script involved is this one, a very slightly modified version of the one
kindly provided by Ken Slovak:
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Sub SaveEmbeddedGraphics()

Hello, I have a user with a lot of smtp address : when this user receives a
new mail, I want to know who I am for the sender (both internet or
internal(exchange)) .
Field TO : Internet mail : I read it from header

Good afternoon all.
After 20 years since I didn't wrote a single line of code I have
started to write some VB code for Outlook.
Installed on 10 Pc without any problem (both Windows 2000 and Windows

I would like to have a macro to reduce 7 keystrokes down to two, in Outlook
2002.
I would like the macro to un-hide the envelope icon in the lower right
corner of the screen.

I am able to write code (with the help of Martin Green's website) that can
copy attachments from the inbox or pst folder and put a copy of the
attachments on my network drive.  However I would like to take it one step
further and have the VBA code look at the items in the folder ...