outlook

问题 I want to develop a plug-in that does this: A button, when clicked, opens the new mail window but has a certain phrase in the subject line, for e.g. when I click a button called 'PROJ123', the new mail window opens with the subject line "[PROJ123]" Other functionality it would need: Ability to Create/Update/Delete Buttons as needed What is the best way to do this? Any and all tips, references, online resources, examples are greatly appreciated! 回答1: To create a plugin for Outlook, I'd read

问题 Outlook 2010 VBA. Trying to search for flagged messages in all my folders. Created this: Private Sub flagrecurse(fold As Variant) Dim olItem As MailItem Dim nxtfold As Folder Dim olFoldVar As Variant 'Test for which folder is being checked MsgBox (fold.Name) If fold.Folders.Count > 0 Then For Each nxtfold In fold.Folders Set olFoldVar = nxtfold flagrecurse olFoldVar Next nxtfold Else For Each olItem In fold.Items 'Test for which item is being checked If TypeName(olItem) = "MailItem" Then

问题 I am pretty sure that this has been done before. Does anybody know how to export emails, into text files on to my c drive, i know how to move emails into other folders in outlook but on my c drive. Thanks. 回答1: Check out the MailItem.SaveAs Method. You specify the path and file type. Ex: Sub SaveEmail() Dim msg As Outlook.MailItem ' assume an email is selected Set msg = ActiveExplorer.Selection.Item(1) ' save as text msg.SaveAs "C:\MyEmail.txt", olTXT End Sub The file type is a OlSaveAsType

问题 Let's say I have a ton of folders which represent different categories of e-mails in Outlook. Each folder has at least one thousand e-mails. There's a high number of folders too. If I want to copy to the hard drive the folders with the exact names and files inside, it does not let me. I have to manually create a folder on the hard drive for each folder in Outlook and then copy all the e-mails within that folder. Any way to do this faster? Any VBA coding solution? 回答1: Use FileSystemObject to

问题 I am trying to invoke AWS Lambda function whenever I recieve an email in my outlook account. While following AWS documentation I found there are two ways to do so either to publish the MX record or to explicitly route it. In my case I have already published MX between outlook and my private domain. So I was trying for the second method. In outlook forwarding rule what SES address needs to be given? Is it something@inbound-smtp.us-east-1.amazonaws.com or something else 回答1: The forwarding rule

问题 I'm using makeEwsRequestAsync to get the full MIME content of the email. But it looks like response size is capped at 1 MB, per the error message in the response: "ErrorMessage":"Response exceeds 1 MB size limit. Please modify your EWS request.” <GetItem xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/services/2006/messages"> <ItemShape> <t:BaseShape>IdOnly</t:BaseShape> <t:AdditionalProperties> <t:FieldURI FieldURI="item:MimeContent"/> </t:AdditionalProperties> </ItemShape> <ItemIds><t:ItemId

问题 I'm trying to create an Appointment with an Html Body containing a Hyperlink, like it is shown in this Example: ewsAppointment = new EwsData.Appointment(service); ewsAppointment.Subject = "Test"; var element = new XElement("html", new XElement("body", new XElement("p", new XElement("a", new XAttribute("href", "http://www.google.it/"), "google")), new XElement("p", "test 2")))); ewsAppointment.Body.BodyType = EwsData.BodyType.HTML; ewsAppointment.Body = element.ToString(); ewsAppointment.Save

问题 I am trying to write some VB code within Excel 2007 that will automatically send out meeting invites from the Outlook 2007 Calendar, to a list of addressees listed in the excel spreadsheet, on the dates specified within the spreadsheet. This is useful because I can send out hundreds of meeting requests to different people on different dates with one click of a button. I can do this fine when sending from my own user account with the following code: ' Create the Outlook session Set myoutlook =

问题 I've got a HTML form with a lot of input fields, which I use to populate an email. I learned today that using the GET-method will limit the size of what's posted. But from what I can tell, there is no limit when using POST. Well, there probably is since I believe that this is probably my problem. My emails aren't opening in the email client when they have reached a certain size (or if I've used too many input fields?) The users will not be able to have a constant internet connection, and the

问题 The goal of the following code is to paste the selected chart into the email body below my text. However, it continues to paste it above my text. How can I change it to make it paste below? Thanks! Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set OutMail = OutApp.CreateItem(0) With OutMail .CC = "xyz@anc.com" .BCC = "abc@xyz.com" .Subject = "Test" .Body = "Dear" & "Macro " ActiveSheet.Range("P36:X46").Copy Set wEditor = OutApp.ActiveInspector.WordEditor wEditor.Application.Selection.Paste