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That´s correct. Google for a 64bit version of the ShellExecute function. Probably only "As Long" need to be replaced by "As Integer".

What I have seen with macros is that the MessageClass reverts back to default when a message is edited. The UDFs are still there in that case, the message just displays by using the wrong form.

See the second sample here: Print Attachments Automatically - VBOffice

I`d keep it all in Outlook. Group the view of the contacts folder by categories, then you can quickly assign the categories by dragging a contact into the appropraite group. If you press the ctrl button while dropping a contact, the new category will be added, otherwise it would replace all...

Here´s a macro that adds the sender´s name as a custom field to the inbox: Join Email with Contact Data - VBOffice

Just curious, which permission did you remove to get rid of the color?

I´m not an expert for Exchange permissions so I don´t know if this is possible: If you can remove your permission to read hidden items from the default calendar of the shared mailbox, then you wouldn´t see its colors. Without a color applied, you would get the conditional formatting back.

Just played with it in ol2010. There it doesn´t work at all. Perhaps that´s why everyone has missed the function since at least 2010 :-)

Frankly, there´s a new function, which I´d overseen. See Explorer.Selection.GetSelection. Unfortunately, this only works for the ConversationView (at least on my pretty old version of OL 2016). If a conversation header is selected, GetSelection(1) returns the new ConversationHeader object. See...

The ony property for selected items is Explorer.Selection. If you select the group header, Selection.Count is 0. So, no way.

Add the code also to the Open event. Please see yourself if it´s called Open or ItemOpen, I don`t remember.

Do you get an error?

Instead of Explorer.Search use the Items.Restrict function

Start with this info: Tracking Conversations If the client doesn´t set the properties, you´d need to find a workaround. For instance, look for ConversationTopic and Sender. That works only if the combination is unique, of course.

Have you set the reference to Outlook 2007 in VS? You need to ref the lowest version that you want to support.

You do have the values of the array in the lstNo4 variable, don´t you? Just add it to the subject as you already do with the other variables.

Here´s a sample for how to copy data to the clipboard: Copy Multiline Addresses - VBOffice You could replace the GetSelectedText function by reading the text from the Department property of the contact item.

You can join the items of an array with the Join function, for instance: .subject = join(array, ", ")

You need to add the account to the Outlook profile. All added accounts are listed in Session.Accounts. Pick one and assign it to the objMail.SendUsingAccount property. Or, if you have an Exchange server, set the email address to the objMail.SentOnBehalfOfName property. This will use your...

After the Next line, read drafts.count and if it´s 0, stop the timer.