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Rules shouldn't have an effect. Am I understanding correctly that the notifications on the two imaps have 3 buttons on the old laptop? (They should only have 1.) The 3 accounts on the new latop should have the 3 dots since all are Microsoft accounts. If you make a new profile on the new...

These are all aliases on the same mailbox or are they 3 separate mailboxes? If they are all address on the same mailbox, Microsoft is blocking them for security reasons - it's done it previously, but usually with all mail to and from the primary alias. Is every attachment type affected - if...

2016 definitely doesn't support and I'm, pretty sure 2019 doesn't. It's a fairly new option in exchange online. the on-prem servers are quite a few builds behind the online servers. I don't think fully migrating to 2019 will make a difference - its interface is behind what is available in...

Close / Delete that account - you created a Microsoft account (consumer side). While it isn't an issue now, if sherweb ever moves accounts to Microsoft 365, it will be annoying...

Are you forwarding individual events? This is what it should be when forwarding an item that is on the calendar (right click on the event, forward). But because it's an "Outlook item", if the recipient doesn't use Outlook or their mail server or mail scanner munges it, it could be turned into a...

Both accounts are Microsoft Exchange? IMAP accounts will only have one button, Exchange accounts will have 3. There is no separate option for accounts. It's all or nothing for all accounts. (The exception is if notifications are off in Outlook and you use rules to display the notification.)...

If you just need to open it: myItem.Display

Testing it now - if I know the position of the file, I can get the file: Set myItem = olItems(3) But the filter is not finding it or errors. Oh, and the filter needs apostrophes - sFilter = "[Subject] = '" & exFile & "'"

You need to 'find' the file, unless you select it first, then you can use the selection. I did not test this (yet) so it might have some errors - and it assumes the file is in the folder, not as an attachment on a message. If you have the exact name and there is no other match, this should...

According to this, the account doesn't have a mailbox - I'm assuming you tried signing in with the custom domain address that has a mailbox. If you signed in with the onmixrosoft address, the error is correct if it does not have a mailbox. This looks like the older on-prem interface (or it...

The fact that you have an onmicrosoft address for admin, indicates it's a Microsoft 365 mailbox, not hosted on their exchange servers. When you use web mail - is the url outlook.office.com or a sherweb url? If the url is office.com, it's definitely not hosted - sherweb is reselling Microsoft...

Suggested searches are stored in the Microsoft account online. The Delete History button only clears the entries with the magnifying glass icon. And it clears them for web and all Outlook apps. The won't clear it for IMAP accounts - The reg keys for the search entries are here - but it...

Yes... that would do it. If you are worried they might not all be dupes, move or archive them to a PST file, otherwise, delete the folder then empty deleted items. It's possible it is an issue with the UID. Especially if it started after you tried to import the pst. That is because you didn't...

BTW - eM client has a dedupe function (its on the hamburg > tools menu). It can move the dupes to a local folder or delete them.

Importing mail you exported from the account back into the same account is where you went wrong. When you are using IMAP you don't need to import mail from the other computer. If you have calendar and contacts in folders named “(This computer only)" they need exported/imported on the new...

This is the macro I was trying in a windows vm over the weekend... that did not do anything to the fields in the view. :( Dim sPath As String Dim sSubject As String Dim sSender As String Public Sub SaveMessageAsMsg() Dim oMail As Outlook.MailItem Dim objItem As Object Dim sPath...

That object is only in older versions of office as far as I know. No idea if it will work with current versions. Way back machine has it - https://web.archive.org/web/20170222195459/http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8422

You need to get the msg properties - in a global variable - as you are saving the file then write it to the properties. I was testing one I found online and it didn't save the properties to the message - or they weren't showing up in file explorer. I was on the road and wasn't sure if it was...

Those are windows properties - they can be changed but need to use windows shell processes. I don't have any code that can update it.

It is a bug at Microsoft - it's been off and off at least since late last week.