I want to write an Outlook 2002 VBA macro that will do a "Paste Special" as HTML, and put this macro on a button on several standard forms like Journal, Task,...
Has anyone had a chance to think about this problem? Please help. Very desperate. Thank you so much! ... appointments. ... the ... folder ... WAM!!! ... SQL...
Hi everyone, I have a subroutine to call when a user answers retry. However, if they cancel after answering retry to the first MsgBox that the rest of the code...
Hi everyone, Sorry I am working on a project and stumbled on some questions. I am filling in two different fields in Outlook from an Oracle database using ADO....
Hello from beautiful (?) Qatar! I'm trying to use the wonderful office automation tools built into MSOutlook, and thought that I had a pretty slick custom form...
Doesn't look like you got an answer so here's what I've found in my first attempt: Set objPage = Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("My Page") Set objControl...
Sounds like you have something in the code that causes the item to one-off. See http://www.slipstick.com/dev/formpub.htm#oneoff -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP ...
Sue Mosher
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Many, Many Thanks! You're right ... I use the "Possiblevalues" method to conditionally display user options. I read the article that you recommended, and I ...
Hi From time to time I receive an email where its entries in the InBox are shown displayed coloured (e.g. the from, subject and received fields) . How is this...
To build a submenu, you need to add a CommandBarPopup control not a CommandBarButton. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook Programming:...
Sue Mosher
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Jan 4, 2004 10:57 pm
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MessageHi I agree setting the flag is a simple way of highlighting a line in the InBox (in many years of using Outlook, I have never used the feature!)....
I don't know anyway to make this happen in someone else's inbox by just sending an email message, but you can use conditional formatting to change the color of...
Daniel Simmons
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Jan 5, 2004 2:13 am
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Daniel Thanks. Can conditional formatting be done from code, or does it have to be done by manually setting an Outlook rule? If it can be done in code, I ...
No, it's manual only. The follow-up flag that Dmitry suggested uses the built-in "overdue items" formatting rule that every user has turned on by default. -- ...
Sue Mosher
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Jan 5, 2004 2:31 am
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This is really helpful. Thanks. Do you have any idea as to how spammers are sending me email with coloured entries in my InBox? I have one rule set that...
Do you have any idea as to how spammers are sending me email with coloured entries in my InBox? They might be setting a follow-up flag, as Dmitry described. In...
Sue Mosher
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Jan 5, 2004 2:50 am
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The best solution is to avoid using PossibleValues altogether and fill the list with AddItem or List instead. You can disable any toolbar button if you know...
Sue Mosher
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Jan 5, 2004 3:03 am
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Would they be able to select different colours by doing this? When I tried setting the due date before the current date as suggested by Dimitry, my line was...
No, the only default rule is the "unread messages" rule, which turns messages red when they are overdue. _____ From: Philip Gaffney...
Sue Mosher
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Jan 5, 2004 3:14 am
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I meant the "overdue messages" rule. "Unread messages" is also an automatic formatting rule, BTW, but it's not color-coded. _____ From: Sue Mosher...
Sue Mosher
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Jan 5, 2004 3:22 am
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Sue, Thank you so very much! Your knowledge and guidance has been a great help in my Outlook adventure! Have a happy, healthy and prosperous new year! kbt ......
FlagDueBy actually sets two properties - the due date and the follow up flag. You can set the due date without setting the follow up flag using Extended MAPI...
Hi, I am writing an application in which i need to create a customised mail folder, which will sort the incoming mails of my company as and when the user...
Outlook 2002 SP2 and 2003 allow you to create customized, filtered views with the View.XML property. Previous versions don't. The alternative is not to create...