When you create an appointment programmatically you can specify the type for
each recipient (olResource, olRequired etc).
Is there a way of finding out if a mailbox is a resource like a room or
piece of equipment?  I noticed that Exchange 2007 has new mailbox types

I have a macro assigned to a button that saves all attachments in the
currently selected email. It allows me to choose a folder then saves all
attachments, naming them based on date, time, and filename. This all works
fine.

I have a paid up install of Outlook 2007 and also the trial version.
In both case the macro choices from the tools menu are greyed out and the
ide doesn't come up with Alt F11.  Nothing in any help or internet search
explains this.

I have an excel file, in which I have personal details, such as: email
address, name  and name of the report they receive. I would like to
know how to create an email that will iterate trough the rows in excel
and send email to a person from current row using name of a report

The scripting language I'm using is limited, and I can get the Outlook object, but not the Office object.  Is there a way I can use the DateTime methods from the Outlook application object?
I'm still fuzzy on how to get from point A to point B with objects, so I hope I explained ...

Have a function in ThisOutlookSession which is called by a rule when
email arrives from specific persons. Worked perfectly for awhile, then
stopped working. Reinstalled Outlook, put the function back in, and it
started working again. Now it has stopped again. I think this is the

I can't seem to nail down a problem with my filter in the Find method of Items object.
Here is what I'm doing:
My sFilter string is the following:
sFilter="[Start] >= '08/07/2007' AND [Start] <= '08/08/2007'"

I am trying to get to other properties additionally to "City" or
"MobileTelephoneNumber" which are directly accessable in ExchangeUser object.
For exabple secodn email address.
I thought about "PropertyAccessor.GetProperty(schemaname)", but I can't find

Folks
I guess the subject says it all...
I am looking for a way to export my Outlook PST folders hierarchy -
part or all -  (and the messages they contain) into a file system

I created a contact in Outlook 2003, then I gave that contact an email
address that matches the email address of an Exchange user. When I
access this contact using Outlook COM, I now get the Exchange address
("//o=Company/ou=First Administrative Group/cn=Recipients/cn=0001234")

I have Googled this forum and found near-matches to this request, so I
apologize if it's been answered to death.  I have multiple email addresses
in my Exchange account here. If I receive an email from outside our domain,
is it possible for me to know if it was sent it to ...

After creating an iCalendar file and adding it to my calendar.  Is
there a way to retrieve the iCalendar's UID from within VB?  I looked
in Outlook Spy and didn't notice my UID field anywhere in the
appointment.  I'm assuming Outlook must have a way to either store it

A lot of new web 2.0 task lists do something neat.  They parse the
description of a task so that all fields (priority, due date,
reminder, etc) can be completed just from the description.  I.e. only
one line of text needs to be entered to completely set-up the task.

Is there way to extract body of a outlook mail and store it in MS Access.
Pls reply asap.
Regards
Raju A

I've put together a macro to scan a users contacts folder for any
contact who's birthday is today, and create a new message to send.
I'll eventually expand it to add custom messages (based on contacts
name) and auto send the email, but for now I'm trying to establish the