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once read do they still download to Outlook 2021?
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They should with gmail, as its based on these options:
You can test it before you leave - turn off Outlook ans mark new messages read in Gmail then open outlook.
When you use pop, it is download only - if you delete it on the server after it was downloaded, it won't be deleted from outlook.
If you use imap, then yes, it would be affected - but definitely not when you use pop.
I don't see where it says that - at initial release it was limited to exchange, then Gmail was added and a few weeks later iCloud and yahoo. Those all sync calendar & contacts from the respective accounts. They've been available for quite a long time now. some IMAP accounts from regional ISPs...
Are you using mail merge? That will always use the default data file account.
I'll test the code - have another person who wants to change the From address but now it reverts to the account address when it worked like he wanted it previously.
You're using an Exchange account? That will sync directly with the android calendar. If you want to copy the calendar to gmail, I don't know if companion link might work - most of the apps don't use exchange because it syncs with the phones.
Was going to say try gsyncit but John beat me to it. :) It's nagware after the trial if you only have one calendar, but an affordable $20US for more calendars or contacts or to remove the nag.
I don't recall duplicates but I don't make a lot of changes - the calendar where you are going to...
Are you using this code to test the macro on a selected message? (Saves sending messages or using run rules now).
Sub RunScript()
Dim objApp As Outlook.Application
Dim objItem As MailItem
Set objApp = Application
Set objItem = objApp.ActiveExplorer.Selection.Item(1)
OpenLinks objItem
End Sub...
Is the macro running? add this after Set olMail = Application.ActiveExplorer().Selection(1) line or before For Each olMail In objItems if you are using the macro on multiple messages.
msgbox "started"
Does the message box come up?
It was probably from Michael Bauer of vboffice.net. He was active here for awhile but it is also on his site.
If you get the message's entryid when you set my_object you could use the to find the message after you open the folder. I'll test some code.
Or... you could set a category on the...
Retention policies are only available for Microsoft 365 business accounts, not outlook.com.
If you want to remove mail from the server and save a copy, archive it using classic Outlook.
If you are deleting mail in an app the deletion should sync to the server and in 30 days, it will be deleted.
This
if oItem.messageclass ="ipm.note" then
would replace
If TypeName(oItem) = "MailItem" Then
Did it error or just not work?
Or... change the dim 's from mailitem to object - that should work with any items as long as it has the fields you need.
Dim olMailItem As object
Dim oMail As object
>> If TypeName(oItem) = "MailItem" Then
That should kick it out. Try If TypeName(oItem) <> "MailItem" Then goto netxmsg to jump out of the loop.
Or use messageclass instead:
if oItem.messageclass ="ipm.note" then
You deleted the contents of roaming cache folder? The autocomplete list is stored there - name format is
Stream_Autocomplete_0_90E6EAD0BC9DBD46A28AF7895A5CBA04.dat
You can copy the autocomplete list from the other computer, rename the current one with -old on the end then rename the copy to...
If the list width is not too wide - and mail is html format - it should work, but line wrapping can break it for the recipient.
I would use tables - but wide tables can be a problem - so either word or excel attachment might be better.
Wild guess... but if the lines break around my red...
I thought I had an article on it - but can't find it. ( I have one on using custom maps).
It is not exposed in the controls - you need to make your own button and link a map url to it.
This shows how to use code behind a form to make clickable urls - you could do something similar using a...
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