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问题 One of my clients wants to disable the URL to be shown as a hyperlinked URL, it has to be recognized as plain text, this is what I have tried: <a href="..." style="text-decoration:none!important">ur<!comments>l</a> I have also tried to remove the <a></a> tag, as well as remove "http://" of the URL, none of them worked in Outlook. Outlook still recognized it as a hyperlink. Anybody have any workaround here? 回答1: There is a zero-width non-breaking space that I like to use:  I place it in

问题 One of my clients wants to disable the URL to be shown as a hyperlinked URL, it has to be recognized as plain text, this is what I have tried: <a href="..." style="text-decoration:none!important">ur<!comments>l</a> I have also tried to remove the <a></a> tag, as well as remove "http://" of the URL, none of them worked in Outlook. Outlook still recognized it as a hyperlink. Anybody have any workaround here? 回答1: There is a zero-width non-breaking space that I like to use:  I place it in

问题 I am new to this forum. I have found this code from Ricardo Diaz. It runs through. However, I would like to amend the code to search for the latest email I received or sent to a specific email address as opposed to search by subject . I have therefore replaced searchString = "urn:schemas:httpmail:subject like '" & emailSubject & "'" with searchString = "urn:schemas:httpmail:to like '" & emailSubject & "'" Unfortunately, the search does return an empty object. What is the correct urn:schemas

问题 I am new to this forum. I have found this code from Ricardo Diaz. It runs through. However, I would like to amend the code to search for the latest email I received or sent to a specific email address as opposed to search by subject . I have therefore replaced searchString = "urn:schemas:httpmail:subject like '" & emailSubject & "'" with searchString = "urn:schemas:httpmail:to like '" & emailSubject & "'" Unfortunately, the search does return an empty object. What is the correct urn:schemas

问题 I am new to this forum. I have found this code from Ricardo Diaz. It runs through. However, I would like to amend the code to search for the latest email I received or sent to a specific email address as opposed to search by subject . I have therefore replaced searchString = "urn:schemas:httpmail:subject like '" & emailSubject & "'" with searchString = "urn:schemas:httpmail:to like '" & emailSubject & "'" Unfortunately, the search does return an empty object. What is the correct urn:schemas

问题 I have a view in Outlook that includes both "From" and "To" emails from a mailbox I can very easily type in an email address into the Outlook search box, and the view will be instantly filtered to show all emails to and from the email address (plus perhaps, any other emails including this email address in the subject or body, but that's not an issue) I would like to replicate this process via VBA - I have an Access DB with contact details, and would like to be able to simply filter this view

问题 I have a view in Outlook that includes both "From" and "To" emails from a mailbox I can very easily type in an email address into the Outlook search box, and the view will be instantly filtered to show all emails to and from the email address (plus perhaps, any other emails including this email address in the subject or body, but that's not an issue) I would like to replicate this process via VBA - I have an Access DB with contact details, and would like to be able to simply filter this view

问题 I have a JS Outlook Add-in that I'd like to be able to deploy to multiple sites, but I'd like to deploy the same code to every site and handle configuration data externally, if possible. Something like process.env (that works for a Node.js server App) for a client App. I see it's possible to define Application Settings in Azure, but how can I access the values in the App? 回答1: If you're able to distribute a different manifest to each customer, you can add a query parameter to any

问题 I have a JS Outlook Add-in that I'd like to be able to deploy to multiple sites, but I'd like to deploy the same code to every site and handle configuration data externally, if possible. Something like process.env (that works for a Node.js server App) for a client App. I see it's possible to define Application Settings in Azure, but how can I access the values in the App? 回答1: If you're able to distribute a different manifest to each customer, you can add a query parameter to any

问题 I'd like to export an email that contains many tables in HTML format. Each table is something like this: <table class="MsoNormalTable" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" width="100%" style="width:100.0%;background:green">...</table> I've added a New Rule in Outlook, so everytime I receive an email with 'specific word' in the Subject, the macro runs and saves all the tables from this email to a .xlsm file. The rule itself seems to work fine, but i'm having issues to make the macro work