Ok, i have this code in VBA format in an access module that runs perfectly.
What it does is extract all items in a .pst file to .msg files.  I am
converting it to VBS to try to slim some overhead. (Some of the .pst files
have hundreds of thousands of mail items in them, and any ...

Using Outlook 2003.
I have access to a shared mail box with the ability to send emails either
from either my account or shared account without logging off.  There is a
“From…” field above “To…” field.

We have several users sharing a mailbox using the "Open these additional
mailboxes" option. Trouble is even if the VBA code is setup using this
configuration the procedure will not fire. If I create a new profile and
start outlook directly to this mailbox the sub routine fires ...

I am running server 2003 enterprise x64 with exchange 2007.  I setup
couple of public folders and i have a general email address routing
mail to public folders based on outlook rules that i have created.
There are a few moderators for each PF.

I have an e-mail with over 300 attachments (.eml format).  I would need some
serious help to loop through each attachment file Grab the body content and
save it as a Text file with a unique filename.
Originally I was going to save the eml file and use them but they have the

When I start outlook I receive a pop up window askign about COntinueing will
run the following SQL command, no name give, Data from yrou database will be
added to document do youwish to contnue.
I didnt make a SQL not can I find one

In Excel I use "Application.UserLibraryPath" as part of a path to a file. Is
there an equivalent on Outlook that will take me to the same place?
I actually want to get to "C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application
Data\"

How can i add a line break in outlook macro, i thought </p> should work,
however it doesnt.
thanks
david

Is this possible?
Right now I've got it set to export to text, which works fine, but I'm
having difficulty transferring this to Excel.  I've got it to capture the
sender and date/time, but not the receiver or subject.

I just need to navigate through a .pst (actually 109 .pst files) and
extract the to:, from:, and cc: field values into a access database.
I have the code to process multiple .msg files, so the adaptation
should be rather simple.  I have redemption, but it seems to only want

The aim of my little macro is to find so email send or received from a
specifique domain (ex example.com) .
When I look in the deleted items, I use
urn:schemas:httpmail:fromemail like '%example.com%'

Hey all,
Found some code that either selects the default
calendar or allow me to pick a folder
Set MyFolder=onNamespace.GetDefaultFolder(9).Items

Using Redemption library I can iterate through the list of attachments for
every Journal Entry of  ‘e-mail message’ type and get EntryId of the message
through the EmbeddedMsg property .
It works fine for (received) journal entries, but for (send) this property

I'm trying to use the .restrict function in Outlook to find out the latest
batch of contacts that have been updated on a contact folder. However, this
works if you only use the date. If you use a time with the date, it just does
not work.

Hey all,
I am using Outlook 2007.  I have a calendar that
includes calendar events from a public folder
setup for our office.  I am really lousy at