November 23, 1999 09:02 AM

Automatic Message Processing

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If you're a Microsoft Exchange Server administrator, Microsoft Outlook 2000 can be an important tool on your desktop, even if you haven't rolled out Outlook 2000 to your users. Because Outlook 2000 has built-in Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) capabilities, you can easily write small applications that run either automatically within Outlook or from an Outlook toolbar button. For example, if you handle a variety of incoming messages (e.g., nondelivery reports—NDRs, user requests, directi...

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How can I clear the new e-mail icon in the notification area of the desktop for unwanted e-mail. I use Outlook 2003 on a Windows 2000 Pro computer.

Anonymous User 8/18/2005 12:58:09 PM


is it possible to automatically put selected items in a PST file?

Anonymous User 4/13/2005 4:08:08 AM


I am very new to coding and would like to know how involved is writing a code to collect the sent items from a mail box and deliver them to another folder in another mailbox?

Anonymous User 12/5/2004 10:40:23 PM


Hi,

I am an account by trainig and have very limited knowledge of VBA.

However, I would like to know what the code is to email a specified attachment to specified users.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Send to scott.haley@fxall.com

Anonymous User 11/18/2004 8:08:44 AM


current url: http://www.microsoft.com/office/previous/outlook/supreasy.asp

Anonymous User 11/2/2004 6:42:35 PM


>> Jason wrote:
>> This only works on the first message of a block message transfer. If you
>> move five messages from one folder into the inbox, only the first item is
>> passed. Same on startup. This is a known issue with the Exchange
>> architecture that Microsoft has acknowledged....

Jason,
Could you cause the new items to all be selected, then use a For... Next loop on .ActiveExplorer.Selection.Count?

Dim oOL As Outlook.Application
Set oOL = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
For x = 1 To oOL.ActiveExplorer.Selection.Count
'Process your selected items here
Next x

That should allow all new items to be selected, and since they're selected, they'll be processed.

Darren Brothers 1/29/2004 2:09:32 PM


This only works on the first message of a block message transfer. If you move five messages from one folder into the inbox, only the first item is passed. Same on startup. This is a known issue with the Exchange architecture that Microsoft has acknowledged.

Jason1/16/2003 10:53:29 AM


This is the URL
http://www.microsoft.com/office/outlook/SuprEasy.htm

Anthony G. Allen Sr. 7/12/2000 1:42:14 PM


The URL was not corret.....

http://www.microsoft.com/office/enterprise/prodinfo/supreasy.htm


Would you mind to check it out and email it bac to me?

Thx


Philip Wong 12/27/1999 12:59:49 AM


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