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Macro to kick in every time I send a message
Hello,
I have a macro that is supposed to run every time I send a message. It asks me whether I want to keep a copy in the sent items folder or not. My problem is that although the macro runs most of the times, but sometimes when I reply to or forward a message I have received from someone, the macro is not activated. Also, I would like to add to the macro so that it asks if I want to track delivery and read receipts. Can you help me please? Thanks, Jyoti. |
Macro to kick in every time I send a message
Am Thu, 25 May 2006 23:19:01 -0700 schrieb Jyoti:
2) In your macro you can set the properties OriginatorDeliveryReportRequested and ReadReceiptReuested = True. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.vbOffice.net -- Hello, I have a macro that is supposed to run every time I send a message. It asks me whether I want to keep a copy in the sent items folder or not. My problem is that although the macro runs most of the times, but sometimes when I reply to or forward a message I have received from someone, the macro is not activated. Also, I would like to add to the macro so that it asks if I want to track delivery and read receipts. Can you help me please? Thanks, Jyoti. |
Macro to kick in every time I send a message
A similar question...I pasted code into ThisOutlookSession yesterday that
someone shared, code that prompts after every "send" to ask what folder the sent message should go in to (vs. always going into Sent Items). It worked fine yesterday morning. Then I shut down and restarted my PC later in the day and the code no longer worked. I use Outlook 2003 on Win XP. I don't think this code is a macro, since selecting Tools - Macros... in VBA shows a blank list. The code, though, is still there, but as I said, does nothing. How do I "restart" it? Is there a way to have it "always on?" Please understand that I am not a programmer, so I need advice in non-technical terms. Thank you, Paul M. "Jyoti" wrote: Hello, I have a macro that is supposed to run every time I send a message. It asks me whether I want to keep a copy in the sent items folder or not. My problem is that although the macro runs most of the times, but sometimes when I reply to or forward a message I have received from someone, the macro is not activated. Also, I would like to add to the macro so that it asks if I want to track delivery and read receipts. Can you help me please? Thanks, Jyoti. |
Never mind - fixed!
Looking through other threads, I saw comments to chance Macro security to
Medium. When I did that, Outlook opens with a query regarding whether I want macros to run. When I say "yes," the app works. Thanks for all the posts, folks. - PDM "Paul M" wrote: A similar question...I pasted code into ThisOutlookSession yesterday that someone shared, code that prompts after every "send" to ask what folder the sent message should go in to (vs. always going into Sent Items). It worked fine yesterday morning. Then I shut down and restarted my PC later in the day and the code no longer worked. I use Outlook 2003 on Win XP. I don't think this code is a macro, since selecting Tools - Macros... in VBA shows a blank list. The code, though, is still there, but as I said, does nothing. How do I "restart" it? Is there a way to have it "always on?" Please understand that I am not a programmer, so I need advice in non-technical terms. Thank you, Paul M. "Jyoti" wrote: Hello, I have a macro that is supposed to run every time I send a message. It asks me whether I want to keep a copy in the sent items folder or not. My problem is that although the macro runs most of the times, but sometimes when I reply to or forward a message I have received from someone, the macro is not activated. Also, I would like to add to the macro so that it asks if I want to track delivery and read receipts. Can you help me please? Thanks, Jyoti. |
Macro to kick in every time I send a message
This code displays the dialog box to set these options.
http://www.vboffice.net/sample.html?...1&cmd=showitem Jyoti wrote: Hello, I have a macro that is supposed to run every time I send a message. It asks me whether I want to keep a copy in the sent items folder or not. My problem is that although the macro runs most of the times, but sometimes when I reply to or forward a message I have received from someone, the macro is not activated. Also, I would like to add to the macro so that it asks if I want to track delivery and read receipts. Can you help me please? Thanks, Jyoti. -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...g-vba/200605/1 |
Macro to kick in every time I send a message
Am Fri, 26 May 2006 08:15:02 -0700 schrieb Paul M:
Maybe you need to set the security down to medium? -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.vbOffice.net -- A similar question...I pasted code into ThisOutlookSession yesterday that someone shared, code that prompts after every "send" to ask what folder the sent message should go in to (vs. always going into Sent Items). It worked fine yesterday morning. Then I shut down and restarted my PC later in the day and the code no longer worked. I use Outlook 2003 on Win XP. I don't think this code is a macro, since selecting Tools - Macros... in VBA shows a blank list. The code, though, is still there, but as I said, does nothing. How do I "restart" it? Is there a way to have it "always on?" Please understand that I am not a programmer, so I need advice in non-technical terms. Thank you, Paul M. "Jyoti" wrote: Hello, I have a macro that is supposed to run every time I send a message. It asks me whether I want to keep a copy in the sent items folder or not. My problem is that although the macro runs most of the times, but sometimes when I reply to or forward a message I have received from someone, the macro is not activated. Also, I would like to add to the macro so that it asks if I want to track delivery and read receipts. Can you help me please? Thanks, Jyoti. |
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