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I am new to using Outlook, but have written many Access and Excel VBA
procedures.
Often, I unintenionally click the "X" close button in the upper right corner
of the application.
Outlook provides a dialog box that states, "Are you sure you want to
permanently delete all the items and subfolders in the "Deleted Items" folder?
I do NOT want to even close Outlook, much less delete items!
I would like a dialog box that allows me to cancel the closure of Outlook.
What would the VBA macro look like to cancel my unintended closure of Outlook?
Please cc your response to: btescher@nd.gov
Your response will be appreciated.
procedures.
Often, I unintenionally click the "X" close button in the upper right corner
of the application.
Outlook provides a dialog box that states, "Are you sure you want to
permanently delete all the items and subfolders in the "Deleted Items" folder?
I do NOT want to even close Outlook, much less delete items!
I would like a dialog box that allows me to cancel the closure of Outlook.
What would the VBA macro look like to cancel my unintended closure of Outlook?
Please cc your response to: btescher@nd.gov
Your response will be appreciated.