I had answered each one of your posts. Then you started a new thread and I
figured you decided to try to get answers from someone else. So I left that
thread alone.

I'm certainly willing to continue to try to help, but I'm really at a loss.
As I said in my last post, other than the information about caps, which did
not offend me:

I have no idea what's going on. If you never get valid NameSpace, Store or
Rules collection objects obviously the code will never fire the rule. But
the code to get those objects should just work.

You are running this in Outlook 2007, with nothing in the code other than
what's been shown, and no errors are fired?

Select Tools, Trust Center and select the Macro Security tab. What is the
setting there? What about on the Programmatic Access tab?

Something is drastically wrong with your setup or there's something going on
that we're not being told about. Otherwise at minimum the line setting
NameSpace would work.

The first thing, before any rules stuff, is that you should be getting a
valid NameSpace object. If you aren't then something is drastically wrong
that must be corrected before any of your code will run at all. I'd be
curious about the security settings as I asked, and I'd also be curious to
see if you are running an anti-virus program that maybe is breaking code
with a script stopper.

--
Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm


"DLGolfs" wrote in message
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Well , I answered you some time ago so I guess you have given up on me.
Sorry I don't know how to program, I put what you wrote and it did not
work.
I really thought that is what the disussion groups are for, to help people
like me who know nothing about programming. I guess I'll have to try
someone
else to give me the answer.

If you were offended by the CAPS, then I don't kow what to say about that!
WHy would I do someone to offend someone who is helping me? Truth is, i
wouldn't.
Oh well so be it.