outlook-2010

I've researched this problem, finding many suggested fixes on the web, but nothing is working. The problem is the gap between a specific TD element in a table in an HTML email I'm designing. It's displaying this way only in Outlook 2007 and 2010. Here is a link to a screen grab of the problem In the sidebar on the right, there should be no gap between "Level 2" and the thin rounded corner box above it. Here is the code for the nested table that creates the blue box: <table class="box" width="200" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"><tr><td style='line-height:0;font-size:0'><img src=

I'm taking end user input and inserting it into an HTML email. But if the end user enters a long URL or really long word, it breaks my HTML layout in Outlook 2010 by extending the column or div beyond the width specified. In Chrome, Firefox, IE7+, and Safari, I can use style="table-layout:fixed" in order to force the table columns to certain widths. But Outlook 2010 ignores this, and the long word pushes the table width out beyond the fixed width. With Divs, In Chrome, Firefox, IE7+, and Safari, I can use style="word-wrap:break-word; overflow:hidden; width:100px", to fix the div width. But in

I've searched and searched for an answer so I'll post this here. I'm trying to create a macro that will move 2 week old messages from my inbox to a specific folder I created for each of my coworkers. The macro successfully loops though all inbox message older than two weeks. However, when I use the .SenderEmailAddress it retuns a huge string of characters instead of ###@####.com. How do I just get the senders email address? Without giving the exact string (security issue), here is what I get with "X"'s in place of some characters: /o=XXXXXXX/ou=Exchange Administrative Group (XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX)

I'm trying to get the current running version of Outlook or start up Outlook in case it is not running , but I am having some issues in getting or creating the Outlook Application object in Windows 7. I think it has something to do with the user priviliges that are restrictive in Vista and 7. I am working with Outlook 2010. edit: These errors only appear if I already have an Outlook 2010 instance started. If Outlook is not started, the application can run smoothly (it can start an Outlook instance by itself). If anybody can tell me how to correctly get the Outlook Application version, that

I Use following code for single file drag and drop. private void FormRegion2_DragEnter_1(object sender, DragEventArgs e) { if (e.Data.GetDataPresent(DataFormats.FileDrop)) { e.Effect = DragDropEffects.Copy; } // or this tells us if it is an Outlook attachment drop else if (e.Data.GetDataPresent("FileGroupDescriptor")) { e.Effect = DragDropEffects.Copy; } // or none of the above else { e.Effect = DragDropEffects.None; } } private void FormRegion2_DragDrop_1(object sender, DragEventArgs e) { string[] fileNames = null; if (e.Data.GetDataPresent(DataFormats.FileDrop, false) == true) { fileNames =

Outlook has some things to desire - like showing multiple month view So I decided to give it a try by pulling out the event data via python (and then figure a way to display it nicely). Google is giving me pore results, but stackoverflow has been very helpful previously in regards to using win32com and outlook. My goals are the following read a shared calendar read the events information like start, end, subject, creater etc I haven't got far, but this is what I got together (with inspiration from this site ) import win32com.client, datetime from dateutil.relativedelta import relativedelta

Invitations generated by my ASP.net application, sent as email with .ics attachment to Outlook 2010, are not being processed by the sniffer. As such, they are not appearing as tentative in the calendar, and are not available in the preview pane. The .ics attachment appears to be valid and can be opened in outlook by double clicking. The same invitations sent to Gmail are processed no worries. I have ruled out a number of accepted solutions to the same problem... Outlook is correctly configured, and processes Gmail invitations no problem The message is sent as Content-Type: multipart/mixed,

I have a case where one user would like to receive notifications of when deliveries are added to an Access Database. The simplest method I could think of was to set up an automated email via Outlook 2010. The following code is what I have in place: Dim oApp As Outlook.Application Dim oMail As MailItem Dim varDnoteRef2 As String Dim varuser As String varuser = DLookup("[Employee_Name]", "employees", "[Employee_ID]=" & TempVars!gloggedin) varDnoteRef2 = DLast("Supplier_Dnote_Ref", "Supplier_Dnotes") Set oApp = CreateObject("Outlook.application") Set oMail = oApp.CreateItem(olMailItem) oMail.Body