outlook-2016

问题 I want to make a VBA macro to search ALL folders including my online archive by colour category RED Don't have a clue where to start with this! I have a text search one but this obviously doesn't do colours. Sub SearchMacro() Dim myOlApp As New Outlook.Application txtSearch = "category:(Business)" myOlApp.ActiveExplorer.Search txtSearch, olSearchScopeAllFolders Set myOlApp = Nothing End Sub 回答1: did you tried: txtSearch = "category:=""Red category""" Complete: Sub Red() Dim myOlApp As New

问题 I am creating an VBA application in Outlook 2016. It analyzes an incoming email and takes its subject line to search for duplicate (or close to duplicate) subject lines. I use a for-each loop to go through a list of Items (which are emails within the inbox) and analyze each one for the criteria. Once a response is required, both the incoming email and the duplicate email are flagged so show that I have already responded to them. I know both Item and olItem should both be Item objects. The

问题 issue Outlook 2016 corrupted while I was moving items from an online archive into a pst file. The PST file has been recovered .... but many items (~7000) are duplicated 5 times There are a range of item types, standard messages, meeting requests etc what I tried I looked at existing solutions and tools, including: duplicate removal tools - none of which were free other than a trial option to remove 10 items at a time. A variety of code solutions including: Jacob Hilderbrand's effort which

问题 Our Corporate Exchange admin decided to protect users from phishing by adding a bold red warning in the body of every incoming external email, just in case it might be a phishing attempt. bc MOST of my email is external, this has become obnoxious. I also very often need to manually remove the warning before forwarding or replying email (so as to not alarm the less-savvy recipient). Our corporate admin is not sympathetic to my plight. So, I am looking for a way to automate removing the warning

问题 I have a number of "script" modules in Outlook that have been disabled as the "Run as Script" option has been removed in our system. An example of "Run as Script" file handling for an active project: Public Sub saveAVMAttachtoDisk(itm As Outlook.MailItem) 'Prepare variables Dim objAtt As Outlook.Attachment 'Identify destination folders: 'Engineering AVM Daily Fault folder is as follows: '\\Dc3fap002\Transit Engineering\Reliability MDBF\AVM\Daily Reports\ Dim saveFolder1 As String saveFolder1

问题 I have a problem to show my add-in in Outlook 2016. I developed it as a Office365 Add-in and it works like a charm in Outlook 2013. But at the time I wanted to test it in Outlook 2016 it does not show up in the 'Apps for Office' section. I think I have to add something to the manifest.xml, but I don't know what. In Outlook 2013 it opens a task pane in the right corner. It would be nice if it would be the same in Outlook 2016. My Outlook 2013/2016 Add-in .XML looks like this: <?xml version="1

问题 I have a single Outlook email set up on my Outlook account, let's say "example@xxx.com". I have another "email account", let's say "alias@zzz.net", that serves as nothing more than a pointer to my @xxx.com account. Outlook has no settings for the pointer account other than my ability to type it into the From field. I have Outlook set up to manually change the From field between @xxx.com and @zzz.net. Because my @xxx.com email is the actual email, Outlook defaults to that email in the From

问题 I am trying to set the .SentOnBehalfOfName on every email I send through Outlook 2016. That is, whenever I hit New Mail, Reply, Reply All, or Forward. I tried this: Public WithEvents myItem As Outlook.MailItem Private Sub Application_ItemLoad(ByVal Item As Object) If (TypeOf Item Is MailItem) Then Set myItem = Item End If End Sub Private Sub FromField() With myItem .SentOnBehalfOfName = "example@aol.com" .Display End With End Sub Private Sub myItem_Open(Cancel As Boolean) FromField End Sub

问题 I created a simple interface that send an email. I have set the filename by msg_out_renamed(MIME.FileName) = FileName; This works fine in my outlook 2013, it shows as "client_inv_20160909090658.csv" . But the receipient who uses Outlook 2016 has it show up as " body.csv ". When he decides to save the attachment the filename in the save as dialog is "client_inv_20160909090658.csv" . Why does this happen and is there a way i can prevent this from happening? 回答1: Change the context property MIME

问题 I created an email with Windows.ApplicationModel.Email.EmailMessage and I added an Attachment to it with the code below: var stream = RandomAccessStreamReference.CreateFromFile(file); var attachment = new EmailAttachment(file.Name, stream); emailMessage.Attachments.Add(attachment); await EmailManager.ShowComposeNewEmailAsync(emailMessage); In the default Mail client found on Windows 10, the attachment appears as an attachment. However the attachment does not appear at all in Outlook 2016 with