I'm trying to automate my Outlook mailbox so when a task appears in my inbox
with the subject
starting with "Please consider" that it is moved to my task folder named
"AAA".

My boss asked me to come up with a way that users would see a prompt when
they send an email (to absolutely confirm they want to send it, to ensure it
has the correct content and is addressed correctly).
After some searching around, I found some code which will do this (which is

I am using Access 2003 to automate an email. The following is my code.
Function sendMessage(strTo As String, strSubject As String, _
 strComments As String, Optional AttachmentPath)
 Dim objOutlookApp As Outlook.Application

I have code that works well for copying text to a clipboard, but it's very
slow (5-10 seconds).  It utilizes IE to do this.  Is there a quicker way to
this - perhaps not having to rely on IE?
Sub CommandButtonClipBoard_Click()

My company uses and Exchange 2007 system with OL2003 clients. I personnaly
use categories extensively to handle my mails. Unfortunately the Exchange
server forwards my categories when ever I forward/reply to a message. This
also means that I get my colleagues categories.

Question 1 :
Can the smtp coding at my Visual Basic program able to support the Flag for
Follow Up feature in Microsoft Outlook ?
If can, please provide the sample coding ?

I'm trying to write some macros to help people using public folder
favourites on Outlook 2003 - which are a real pain to get to: switch to
folder list view, scroll down, open lots of windows etc.
I know enough about the Outlook API to get a MAPIFolder and do

User is on
 Windows XP Pro SP2
 Office 2003 XP SP2
Using an Outlook 2003 custom form

I have the job of rebuilding a large number of sent emails from raw data and
saving them as .msg files.
Everything works fine except that the email isn't marked has having been
sent, so when a user opens the file it is possible for them to (re)send the

I run a Select query within by form that works fine.
Set rst= CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
rst.Open "Select PartID FROM tblNonStockParts WHERE PartID = '" &
Trim(Item.UserProperties("PartID").value) & "'", _

How I could disable the functionality of button X and allow only to exit from
Outlook through File/Exit.?

I have a problem every time I open my Ecel 2007. A window occurs saying:
"To open this VBA project you need a component which is not installed at the
moment. This file will open without the VBA project. If you want further
information you need to go to the Microsoft Office Online ...

Hi folks......I was playing around with VBA in Outlook just to see what I
could do.  Well, I decided to quit and remove the test project but it won't
let me!!!
I have removed the form and modules, but the project remains.  And, now

I have seen before a way of turning off the prompt when an app is sending an
email from outlook.  It was "Allow Visual Basic to send emails "or something
like that.
Can anyone help with how to turn this off.

Based on certain criteria, I want to prevent someone from deleting a task.
How can I do this.  Would I make some sort of prevention like this?  This
doesn't work though.  Can you please help?
Function Item_BeforeDelete(ByVal Item)