I have created rules within outlook 2016 and run well. However, when i close outlook and restart my pc. This rules seem to stopped from work. And all the emails that has been moved to another folder, comeback to inbox folder.
However, when i close outlook and restart my pc. This rules seem to stopped from work.
You need to make sure that VBA macros are allowed to run in Trust Center.
And all the emails that has been moved to another folder, comeback to inbox folder.
It's impossible without any code or user interactions.
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Currently users have their own inbox folder and due to corporate policy emails will automatically be deleted after a set period of time.
Some emails however users would like to be able to keep for reference.
In order to accomplish allowing users to keep their importasnt emails; a personal folder file .pst needs to be created. The deletion policy will on affect the exchange profile folder that they currently use. This special personal folder should not be touched by the corporate system.
I need to be able to run a powershell script to automatically create this folder for the user (logged in user on the computer) and assign it in outlook 2019 for use, the user will then copy their specific emails into that personal folder. If I can't do it for the current logged in user - then by a collection of usernames and put in their one drive folder ??
Anyone with knowledge of how to or code to do this, I would appreciate your help - while I can code - I'am not a Powershell Guru so specifics and functions that experts might know exactly - I do not know, so please in your answer provide good guidance.
I am using windows 10 .1909 and the powershell version that ships with it.
The Outlook object model provides the AddStoreEx method which adds a Personal Folders file (.pst) in the specified format to the current profile.
Sub CreateUnicodePST()
Dim myNameSpace As Outlook.NameSpace
Set myNameSpace = Application.GetNamespace("MAPI")
myNameSpace.AddStoreEx "c:\" & myNameSpace.CurrentUser & "\.pst",olStoreUnicode
End Sub
After creating additional storage in the Outlook profile users can move items for keeping them locally. Or you may consider creating a VBA script or COM add-in for doing that programmatically. See Walkthrough: Create your first VSTO Add-in for Outlook for getting started quickly.
I am using Windows 10 and whenever I try to copy paste some content in any folder, my system refreshes (reloaded) and file explorer window closed without executing the copy-pasting task. On right click on any folder, also refreshes the system and nothing happens.
To my knowledge, some Microsoft service is causing this issue, don't know which service. Any leads, please?
I tried to run the system on safe mode with basic services and it works fine. On the other hand, when I disable all the 3rd party services and restart the system with only Microsoft's services, the same issue again. that means there is some Microsft services which are causing the issue.
try to run Windows on safe mode, and enable one by one each service, spaced by tests, and if your poblem occur after enabling a service, I think you would find out wich service is causing your problem
And then, Google "(service name) problem copy paste Windows 10" and see if others have this problem
hope it help
In my current environment, I have to run Outlook as administrator on my workstation and that doesn't play well with some of my other software that is using the Outlook 2010 Developer Reference to move messages around in the Outlook mailbox.
The only thing I've been able to do to keep from getting the error code 0x8004010F is to "Close" the most current Outlook Data File I use as permanent storage and then reopen it. However, I need to do that now programmatically. I can't find anything in the Outlook 2010 Developer Reference about opening/closing the data files but surely Outlook can do it.
How can I do this?
Clarification: When I say that I need to 'close then open' the data file, it is within the current session of the Outlook mail client. The act of closing/opening the data file allows Outlook to receive/process the commands to move messages within the Exchange storage space.
The error is MAPI_E_NOT_FOUND. What exactly raises that error?
You can use Namespace.AddStore/AddStoreEx to add a PST store and Namespace.RemoveStore to close it. Keep in mind however that the PST provider will still keep the PST file locked for 30 minutes or until Outlook closes.
I want my users to be able to open eml files in compose mode in outlook 2010, by default it opens in readonly mode. Is there any way out?
Use: We generate email templates which the users can download and customize it before sending.
If you can add the header "X-Unsent: 1" to your .eml, it should open in Compose mode.
Works on Microsoft Outlook but does not work on thunderbird.
A related discussion can be found here https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=688284
Mail on MacOS adds this header internally:
X-Uniform-Type-Identifier: com.apple.mail-draft
Unfortunately, this will still not allow you to sent it directly. However, you can move any mail to your drafts folder and then sent it from there.
I am writing an Outlook 2007 add-in. I would like to know what event occurs when user moves an email from a folder to another one (with drag and drop or with move to folder option). My application represents a spam filter, I have a Spam folder, and I need to know whenever user moves an email form inbox to spam or form spam to inbox (this means for me that the email was wrong classified and I have to retrain it).
Thanks
Install the tool Outlook Spy then try out your experiment and see what events Outlook fires under the hood
how about Folder.BeforeItemMove?
Spambayes is a popular Open Source spam filter, which works exactly the way you describe - have a look at how it does it.