outlook-2007

I'm logging into Outlook 2007 from my application and can enumerate the Accounts .Item[i] objects to look at Account settings. What I'm unable to find is: How can I determine (using the Outlook 2007 object model ) which one of these is the default Outlook account? There is no such thing as Store.StoreAccount as suggested here for Redemption (which I don't use). This SO post does not have an answer Firstly, there are 3 types of accounts - store, mail and address book. Which default account do you need? Secondly, you can use IOlkAccountManaget object (look at it in OutlookSpy - click

I am trying to open an existing excel sheet from outlook. I can see the workbook open and then it imediately closes again. I have the Excel.Application set to visible. Any ideas? Here is the code. Function openNewForm(toDoSubject) MsgBox ("Called") Dim xlApp As Object Dim sourceWB As Workbook Dim sourceSH As Worksheet Set xlApp = CreateObject("Excel.Application") With xlApp .Visible = True .EnableEvents = False End With strFile = "C:\Users\Peter\Documents\ASI\OrderSystem\NewOrderSheet.xlsm" Set sourceWB = Workbooks.Open(strFile, , False, , , , , , , True) Set sourceSH = sourceWB.Worksheets(

I have a VBA script which creates & saves Draft emails. To add recipients, it pulls a string from a linked Excel table and adds that to the Recipients object. For emails with single recipients, this works like a charm. All the user needs to do is open the draft, spend 5 seconds looking it over, and hit Send. The problem occurs with several contacts at once (e.g. "a@aol.com; b@aol.com; c@aol.com"). When the user hits Send, Outlook will pop up a Check Names dialogue with no suggestions. The user can get around this by clicking on the To field and entering a dummy semicolon to trigger the auto

I am using a Application_NewMailEx to treat all emails received. It works fine on emails received while Outlook is open. However on startup, the Application_NewMailEx does not get called by received emails. I tried using a Application_Startup but it is called before emails are received ==> does not work. There is no application.ontime to delay the startup macro... Application_NewMail does the same. How can it be done? Private Sub Application_NewMailEx(ByVal EntryIDCollection As String) INIT_FOLD TreatMsg Application.GetNamespace("MAPI").GetItemFromID(EntryIDCollection) End Sub NewMailEx event

Using VB.Net, I need to read data from a Microsoft Outlook 2007 PST file and an external database, and sync the two sources. Past posts on SO mention Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook. I was wondering if VB.Net developers had successfully used this to work with Outlook, or if there were other solutions I should try instead. Thank you. If you really talk about "synchronization" then you should take a look at Microsoft Sync Framework. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/sync/default This framework helps out with everything that relates to synchronization, what happens when same data has changed in

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=