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Use the ItemAdd event instead. Here's a sample: Print Emails Automatically - VBOffice In the Startup procedure you need to point it to the shared mailbox folder.

If a DLL is really not registered, then Outlook cannot load it. So I'd start looking there. If you use the project compatibility mode, there can be lots of entries in the registry. Maybe your way to unregister left some entries there. Just curious, why do you have two different versions, why...

Not at all. Add a module, not class module, and there declare the global variables.

Here's a sample: Inspector Wrapper: Receive Events of Multiple Emails - VBOffice

Try Recipient.AddressEntry.GetContact

You already get the Item variable passed into the procedure. The highlighted line of code can be removed.

Changing that address triggers the PropertyChange event twice, once for SendUsingAccount, once for SentOnBehalfOfName. As to the layout, good luck. Look at the messages's HTMLBody property.

Get the EntryID instead of the SearchKey, and then use GetItemFromId to retrieve the object. If the item is not stored in your default store, get the StoreID as well.

Use the Instr function instead of the Left function. If it returns 0, add the company name.

I don't see what this has to do with attachments

Wait until the item gets added to the Sent Items folder, or check whether Items.Count in the outbox is 0.

Instead of looping through all the user props, just call UserProperties.Find(name).

Look at the code, instead of looping through Items, you'd loop through Selection.

See if this helps: Limit the Size of Loops - VBOffice

The Addin must provide a public method that you can call. You still need to add a script to the VBA project that will call the Addin.

Without knowing the mentioned article, you can move emails based on criteria like subject, sender, etc. That doesn't work for opening any folder. That is for a one-click solution you'll need 1 button per folder.

See Cange Folder Settings here: Looping Recursively Through Folders and Subfolders - VBOffice

The documents are printed in order of the time the spooler receives them. If there are multiple ones coming in at the same second, they get any other order, maybe by subject - I don't know. So, just wait two seconds before you send the next document to the printer.

Rules cannot save emails to the file system. Here's a macro you can use as a starting point: Save Emails to the File System - VBOffice Keep in mind, you'll loose some advantages of having the emails in Outlook, like advanced searches, grouping etc.

I think it's a security issue. See the trust center, email security, script in folders, maybe ticking one or both options solves it.