Recent content by Victor_50

A thank you, not sure how to show you the gender selector. I guess I will try to derive a new form from my old one (OL 2003 I think). The one I just made previously was from the 2013 default. I hoped a user picture would stay included but that was not the case.

For a long time I have used a custom contact form. Made a new one and when using it it turns out the emailselector starts with "E-mail 2" in stead of "E mail" and my gender selector starts with "19-..." instead of "u" or "m". Tried to repair this in the form designer but that seems not possible...

Finally found the error. The instructions told me to put the procedures in a seperate module, but I don't like that so pasted it in an existing one. The declaration of the constants should have been moved to the declarations section of the module. So (1) bad error message in VBA (not: variable...

Ah, it should mean that, but it doesn't. I tested this with a folder with autoarchive settings and it returns nothing, so there is no object that can be deleted. In the meantime I tried this: Dim oFolder As Outlook.Folder Dim tTable As Outlook.Table Dim rRow As Outlook.Row Set oFolder =...

Unfortunately it doesn't for the same reason as "SetAgingProperties". Tried to look at it by Set tTable = oFolder.GetTable("", olHiddenItems) Then it lists "IPC.MS.Outlook.AgingProperties" thats how far I got...

Ah, I would like to try this but I am not that good in coding to see how this could be achieved in the function "SetAgingProperties"

After some thought I guess maybe "Do not archive" is not seen as an archive setting so, although it is part of the archive settings options it cannot be set this way. For reference, the code is here. More specific the function Function GetAgingProperties(oFolder As Outlook.Folder, AgeFolder...

Hi, I have been trying to get some (found) code working to copy the autoarchive setting "do not autoarchive" to all subfolders of a specific folder. There are two issues: It seems that setting "do not autoarchive" is not included in the code, it looks at all aspects of archiving save "do not...

Is there a way to (in VBA) (1) jump from a folder in the outlook favorites pane to the actual folder in the tree pane and (2) is there a way to establish if the "selected" folder is in the tree or in the favorites pane? Seems that a similar question has been posted july 2015 but with 0 answers...