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Suggest Email Addresses
This macro supports an advanced suggestion of email addresses. Find addresses not only by the first letters, but also by the domain, for instance.
Last modified: 2015/06/11
Search Address in To Field and Run a Rule
Outlook can run a rule if you are the only recipient of an email. This macro runs a rule if you are the only recipient in the To field, no matter how many other addresses there is in the CC field.
Last modified: 2015/07/24
Print Auto-Archive Settings
See how to create a list of the auto-archive settings for all your Outlook folders and subfolders.
Last modified: 2016/12/21
Join Email with Contact Data
This sample demonstrates how to look up the sender of an email and display its contact data in the inbox.
Last modified: 2015/03/30
Join Appointment Item with Contact Data
This sample demonstrates how to look up a contact you have a meeting with, and display its mailing address with the appointment item.
Last modified: 2015/09/07
GetSelectNamesDialog Pre-fill Search Box
Do you want to add some convenience for your users? See how to fill-in the search box of the address book by code.
Last modified: 2018/11/20
Get the Message Folder
Where is the message stored you're looking at? This macro tells you and can even open the folder for you.
Last modified: 2008/06/08
Find Emails of The Same Topic
Use VBA to search for all emails of the same topic.
Last modified: 2017/01/26
Find a Folder by its Name
Don't remember where to find a given folder? With this script you can find the folder by its name.
Last modified: 2016/09/09
Bulk Edit Contacts
In this sample we change the company name for multiple contacts at once.
Last modified: 2016/12/06