You either need to use a run a script rule to copy the mail body or save the message as a docx file.
This copies the body to a document
Sub SaveWord(Item As Outlook.MailItem)
Dim oWord As Word.Application
Set oWord = CreateObject("Word.Application")
With oWord
.Documents.Add...
No, it's not possible. You can't have the folder pane show on some modules and not show in others. You'll need to turn it off and on - Alt+F1 will roll through on, off, and minimized.
When you use the hotmail website, it uses outlook.com, not Outlook 2013. The website uses a different SMTP server and bypasses potential problems between the server & Outlook 2013.
Disable Avast and send a test message - avast is one of the programs that filters mail.
I don't know if this will do everything that you need - http://www.vboffice.net/product.html?cmd=detail&id 06073 - it would make it easier if it does.
A macro could do it too, but the ROI would be a lot lower if the utility does what you need.
Can you open the original file ok if you save it to the hard drive? The error means the extension does not match the file type so either the code is wrong or the attachment is corrupted.
Was the mail imported using Outlook's Import wizard? I know that will cause this issue - exporting from Live Mail or OE to Outlook retains the header. EML files opened from the hard drive should behave the same as imports and be missing the to/cc fields.
You can use a run a script rule.
Sub AutoReplywithTemplate(Item As Outlook.MailItem)
If Time < #8:00:00 AM# Or Time > #12:00:00 PM# Then
Set myReply = Item.Reply
myReply.HTMLBody = "my comment" & vbCrLf & myReply.HTMLBody
' Change display to send after testing
myReply.Display
End If
End Sub...
The task is regenerated for 2 days now, not 2 days from the current due date. If you don't use the regenerated option, it will go in series, every 2 days.
Does it need closed and reopened or just saved?
If your object variable is oContact, you'd use this to save it:
oContact.Save
Or, try resolving the address (I'm not sure of the correct code - my brain is still on holiday :))
.Resolve
It sounds like its working as expected, unless 'm not understanding the problem (which is possible).
As an FYI, see http://www.slipstick.com/developer/print-list-recurring-dates-vba/ for code that gets each occurrence out.
I'll have to check on it, but normally Outlook will wrte a new copy each time you open the attachment or message. So... I'm guessing one is added when you select the message and display it in the reading pane and one when you open the message in a new window or open the attachment.
If you...
In file, options, calendar you can enable Show Week numbers in month and date navigator. If you can't get it to work the way you want or need, you'll need to add them to the calendar as all day appointments. (You can create it in Excel and import it.)
Are you using the Exchange account setup or does BB have an Outlook.com ActiveSync type? On my droid, i used exchange/corporate option and m.hotmail.com as the server.
The To field is .To - it should work if you properly reference the mailitem instead of contactitem.
Do you need to copy to clipboard or just copy the field to use in another form?
Should be able to use a Send event in the form to check for attachments. Unfortunately, I don't have any code samples handy. Click the View Code button in the custom form - then Script, Event Handler and choose Send
This is what my google calendars invites look like - I have my office365 address set up as a g+ account and can use the calendar, so the From address is mine. This was created by 3rd party scheduling software (ScheduleOnce, which doesn't sync with Office365, yet - only google) with a...
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