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I have made a VBA Macro in Excel to automate the monthly mail distribution to our customers. The macro scans through our excel-based customer list and generates outlook mail items based on this list. This is working fine. The problem is that I want to be able to review every mail before sending it.
When I print out sent emails with attached documents for my records I would like the icons for those attached documents to show up so I have a hard copy record of actually having sent them. Right now when I print an email that I sent with attachments I get - From: To: Cc: Subject: Text of...
The machines name is aruba. When I setup a client to use it as a DNS server by default nslookup complains that the domain is non-existant. But when I go into nslookup I can set to the IP address of aruba and then inquiry about aruba and get no errors. [n:\4nt300]nslookup aruba *** Can't find server name for address 192.168.1.10: Non-existent domain
Check the raw source of the e-mail in its headers to see if the following header was used: Precedence: bulk That header is used to identify bulk e-mail. Outlook does not alter the Subject line to add "[bulk]". You or your e-mail provider are using anti-spam software that modifies the e-mail before it is delivered to Outlook.
I downloaded the nblookup tool and these are the results I get when I execute it. It's telling me that each PC is an acting WINS server and
Have all e-mail accounts ( 13, yes, you might be curious as to why I have so many. It's business related. Today I sent one email. I happen to look at the lower right of Outlook window and noticed to my astonishment, the send details at the lower left screen showed sending 13 e-mails. Curious -- the same number as the # of e-mail accts in Outlook.
Recently, a customer sent my boss an email which was claimed to have been sent to me a few days back. I never received such email and I believe the email was doctored because the attachment of the said original message was not an attachment directly from the sent box. Customer forwarded the...
Outlook isn't doing that. Either the sender or some mail server along the way or some add-in is doing that.--Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003 and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
Hi, I am looking for a outlook macro code which will check whether mail with specific subject has been received within specific time period. If mail has not been received, it will throw some message. I would really appreciate if someone can share this code. Thanks
The file system kowns nothing about the properties of the message as a mail item. When you convert that message to a file, its date will be the file creation date, which is the date you save the message as a file. A mail message is not a file until you save it.