Hmmm, not sure about why your menu items and toolbars would be
disabled.

Try changing the function to a Sub, that way it will appear in the list
when you click Tools Macros and you can run the code from Outlook
interface instead of the code module.

As far as FSO goes, link the reference called Windows Script Host
Object Model, or a much simpler way is to use the following code with
existing references. To get extra help with this, position the cursor
on 'Open' and press F1, it should open a page describing the 'Open
Statement'.

Open "e:\test.csv" For Output As #1 'Opens a file ready for input
Print #1, "test1" 'Writes a new line to
the file
Print #1, "test2" 'Writes a new line to
the file
Print #1, "test3" 'Writes a new line to
the file
Close #1 'Closes the file

So to get this code to work you would create a variable that contains
the entire contents of a line then use the Print statement to write the
whole line to the file.

The file called e:\test.csv contains the following:

test1
test2
test3

Hope this helps


Greg J