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![]() Hello, i've written a macro just to open a folder and to apply an specific view. In this view some of the mails are colored. As soon as i click on the button which run the macro i change to the folder and see the correct view but as long as I scroll through the messages the format will be lost in most of the cases. The only way to see correctly this view to me ist just clicking on the normal folder pane, which is that I'm trying to avoid with a button. Here is the code: Dim MyFolder As MAPIFolder Dim Vista As view Set MyFolder= GetFolder("xxxxxxxx\NameOfTheFolder") 'Sue's function Set Outlook.ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder = MyFolder Set MyView = MyFolder.Views.item("PersonalView") Vista.Apply Thanks in advance for your answers Alberto |
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