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We have been having an interesting problem for about a day and a half now. Messages with larger attachments (beyond a small text file, etc.) are not being delivered or received. This is happening inside and outside of the domain. There is NO error message or delay notification, the messages...

Based on the structure below, how do you go about calculating the 'Requsted Inventory Sum' for each product for a particular Company. Table: Company Company Name (relates to same field in 'Products') Original Inventory Requested Inventory Sum Remaining Inventory Table: Products (Displayed as...

Rob is on my list of people to give money to if I ever become rich :)

Rob, Everything is working great with one minor glitch. When the the code is run, it doesn't delete all of the items in the folder. It appears that when it hits a message that has been forwarded, has been replied to, or has an attachment, it stops. You can run it again and it will keep going...

All hail the king of VBA...it worked. I was very close to that at one point. I forgot to include the "fld" after mi.Move. Thank you for your help!

The ".items" did it. On the "Copy" button, I can only get it to work with two "Subs", and I am not sure how to make 1 button run 2 subs, so I guess the alternative is to figure out how to combine the 2 subs into one... Here is what I've got: Sub CopyOverThere()...

I spoke too soon...the empty folder commandn is hanging on: For Each mi In fld

Rob is the Man! That worked perfectly. Since you are on a roll, I wanted to ask you about a peice of code you helped with a week or so ago: Sub MoveOverThere() Dim mi As MailItem Dim fld As MAPIFolder Set mi = ActiveExplorer.Selection.Item(1) Set fld =...

Rob -- That is SO close! It works well, just needs a tweak or two. You were correct about this being an Outlook folder. 3 questions: How could I tell it to delete ALL of the items, not just the first item? How could I tell it to always empty the folder called "Briefings" no matter...

Has anyone created a button in Outlook to empty the contents of a specific folder? For example, let's say we have a folder called "Briefings" -- I would like to have a button on the toolbar that when clicked, will empty the folder "Briefings." Once I have the VBA, I know...

We have been running local profiles in a W2K server and workstation enviornment. We are beginnng to use Terminal Server, and would like to retain our profile for the Terminal Session. I see two ways of doing this: 1) Switching to roaming profiles and some how copying our current local...

It looks like it is going to work, but when I drag the macro up to the tool bar, there is a small "X" that appears next to the mouse as soon as I drag it anywhere...do I need to publish it or something else to make it available as a button?

I am attempting to create a button in Outlook that will move the current message to a specific folder (predestined). I had planned to set up a macro to do this, but it looks you can't record macros with Outlook. You can, however, use VBA. My knowledge of VBA is VERY limited. Is there a good...

I can ping the IP internally, but not externally...

I now have the following ports forwarding to my server: 25 80 110 I still can't access owa.domain.com and terminal.domain.com. I get a 404 message in the browser. mail.domain.com seems to be working, as folks outside our office access our Exchange Server as thru POP3 are getting their mail fine.