Hi DJRobbieB,
I think you will need code for this.
I'm just trying to learn Outlook and I find one of the best ways to learn is to tackle a real problem. The following works for me (but would benefit from error checking) but may not be the best way to do it.
Code:
[blue]Sub MoveMyItem()
Dim objDestFolder As MAPIFolder
Dim objMailItem As MailItem
Set objDestFolder = Application.GetNamespace("MAPI").Folders(1).Folders("[i]YourFolder[/i]")
For Each objMailItem In Application.ActiveExplorer.Selection
objMailItem.Move objDestFolder
Next
End Sub[/blue]
I don't know if it's possible to assign a hotkey directly to a macro in Outlook, but you can do it indirectly by setting up a toolbar button with an accelerator key.
Close the VBE
Select Tools > Customize, Commands tab
Select Macros from the left hand list and the above macro from the rigt hand list
Click and Drag to a toolbar
Right click on resulting icon and change to text only
Then change the text to &Y (that's what I used - you can choose your own character)
Pressing Alt+Y then ran the macro and moved my selected items.
As I said, I'm a beginner. With luck, an expert will appear and put us both right.
Enjoy,
Tony
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