Open Inbox
Click on the new Email
Click on Marco which runs the following
Detaches any attachment in the Email to a set directory

To prevent conflict in using my perso Forms, I think about using something
like a flag
I think about using à personal field to put the name of the current user and
release this value when the file is closed

In Outlook 2003, to add new shortcuts, I would click on Go menu and select
Shortcuts to navigate to my groups of shortcuts, then I click on Add New
Shortcut to proceed.
I am able to put together a short VBA macro to add new shortcuts in Outlook

i would like to change my outlook 2007 smtp settings (server and logon
credentials) quickly and without using profiles, is there a way to do it?
thanks

In VBA code (from Access) what is required to create and send mail via
Outlook from a named Exchange Mailbox, where there are more than 1
Exchange Mailboxes configured in Outlook?

I want to collect the recipients from a mail message.
We use this SQL query in MAPITable.ExecSQL "SELECT
Recipients,Body,SenderEmailType,SenderEmailAddress FROM Folder"
If this QUERY is correct, how can I get the items from Recipients?

Config: Exchange 2003 / Outlook 2003
Hi all,
I know how to get the number of item in a folder using this
Set myFolder =

The following code fragment comes from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/officetips/sept05/tips09
08.mspx
Const olTaskItem = 3
Set objOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")

I am reviewing the Redemption.ProfMan library which lets you to
manipulate the Mapi. I can access the provider name, etc.
Everytime I call the following line to initialize the
Outlook.ApplicationClass which display the Outlook choose profile

When sending an email from VBA, the following security dialogs appear.
A program is trying to access e-mail addresses you have stored in
Outlook. Do you want to allow this?
Allow access for 1 minute. (plus other options).

We would like to add Contacts through VBA code.  Easy enough.  We
would also like to add Tasks, Calendar Items, Notes, and Journal Items
through VBA code that are related to the contacts in question.  We are
using Outlook 2003.

Can someone please help me write a macro to consolidate text from
several mails and put it in a single mail ?

For some reason I am no longer avle to access my macros on Outlook 2007. When
I press Alt F11 or follow the menu options, nothing happens. No erros or
anything.
Please advise.

I'm writing an app in VB.Net that needs to be "converted" to SafeMail
(Redemption). I cannot seem to find the following events in Redemption:
Outlook MailItem
 Close Event

I'm attempting to execute a macro upon the creation of a new Mail Item.  I
have found lots of things that add text upon the sending of an email
(Application_SendItem()) however never upon creation.  There has to be a way
to do this however I'm probably just missing it.  Any help ...