Questions tagged [outlook.application]

Use to focus your question on the use of an Outlook.Application object outside of Outlook's own VBA. Examples: PowerShell or VB Script referencing and manipulating an Outlook mailbox; Excel or MS Access building an Outlook Mail Item without leaving their own VBA environment, etc. Should be considered a sub-category and used for focusing a question.

Outlook is arguably the most common popular method used by programmers learning to send automated mail from an outside data storage. An Outlook MailItem can be quickly generated by using the mail settings already stored in the default Outlook mail profile outside of the native Outlook environment by introducing an instance of an Outlook.Application object and using that object to programmatically create and send email.

This presents unique problems, particularly in addressing parent/child relationships that are taken for granted in a native Outlook environment. Use this tag to focus attention on these issues when you are using an independent instance of the Outlook.Application from an outside calling process.

Typical examples of outside calling processes would include , or even other Office applications such as or each of which can construct an instance of an object and use it to not only create and send mail but wrangle the Contact, Calendar and other information stored an Outlook mailbox.

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how to drag mails automatically in outlook?

our team has a shared mailbox in which we receive hundred of mails daily and we have to drag them manually from inbox into its separate sub-inboxes. So is there any rule or macro to drag them automatically.
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How to terminate Outlook.Application object separately from manually opened Outlook?

This code will end the process OUTLOOK.EXE from the Task Manager. If the user has already opened his Outlook separately, it will be also closed. That is not acceptable for the user. Dim objOLApp As Outlook.Application . . . . Call objOLApp.Quit() …
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Running Outlook.EXE as Current User in VBScript

I'm asking this for a colleague, just to determine if it's possible. He has a vbscript file that runs under the System account. Part of the script contains a call to open Outlook, as follows: strCommand = WshShell.Run (Chr(34) & "C:\Program…
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Opening outlook through vbscript

I want to send email using outlook 2010, windows 7 & IE8 , what is code required to get the "Outlook.Application" object?. I tried with : Set objOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application") Set objOutlookMsg = objOutlook.CreateItem(0) but getting…
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How to loop through list, find data and send in HTML email?

I have the following list with one, or multiple entries for a specific ID. I have a second list with with unique IDs and email addresses. I need to loop through the list, send an email to every ID and list data from each matching row in the email,…
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VB.NET runs differently when message box removed - Outlook Application

I'm currently developing an Outlook Application, which seemed to work perfectly during testing. This code seems to work when the MSGBox("ASDFG") is in place (rsts.Count returns 1), but as soon as it is removed, the statement returns 0. I have tried…
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Outlook using VBScript

I would like to know the time i.e when the email was readed using VBScript. Could anyone help me to figurout this. Thanks in advance.
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