With outlook 2013, if I reply to an email thread while changing the subject, the reply is missing the In-Reply-To and References headers.
Not an issue if the subject is not changed (then In-Reply-To and References headers are there as expected)
Not an issue if using outlook 2007.
Is that a change in outlook 2013, a setting, a bug?
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We have custom Outlook add-in which is displayed when user selects any email message inside Office Outlook client or inside outlook.office.com browser.
I see that Outlook add-in is not displayed when user selects an email present in the SharePoint Group's mailbox either from Outlook client or inside browser.
I tried adding SupportsSharedFolder (thinking it may support Group mailbox) referring stackoverflow question but that too is not working for Group Mailbox. Publishing Outlook add-in which uses Outlook preview element - SupportsSharedFolders
<SupportsSharedFolders>true</SupportsSharedFolders>
I would like to know if Outlook add-ins are supported by SharePoint Group mailbox or not?
Thank you!
These folders are not supported by Outlook web add-ins (as they are not shared folders).
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We just released our Office JS Add-In for Outlook. Our Add-In takes one or more emails and sends them to an external web service to upload as a case note attachment for our enterprise application. With the previous Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) technology, we could invoke our Add-In with any number of emails selected so that many could be sent at one time. With the Office JS technology, if we select any more than 1 email, the Add-In button is not enabled and we can't invoke our Add-In. We have 12,000 customers using this tool using VSTO and they will report this as a bug for our Add-In given that the old technology works and the new technology does not. We would like this capability added for Office JS so our customers can do what they did using VSTO.
This is not possible today. We track Outlook add-in feature request on our user-voice page.
It looks like the feature you want has been requested by others already. Please upvote the existing request https://officespdev.uservoice.com/forums/224641-feature-requests-and-feedback/suggestions/11080962-allow-outlook-add-in-commands-to-be-used-on-select. Feature request on user-voice are considered when we go through our planning process.
I am wondering how can I get the internet headers from ALL of the emails from a PST (Outlook 2010).
Currently I can only do this if I go to each email, Properties, Internet Headers, right click, Select All, Copy.
OutlookSpy was the solution and did not have to write any code.
I would like to attach a specific email message from my outlook to a specific Microsoft Project task as a link or attachment.
I am using Microsoft Office 2013.
Is there an option to do that?
It looks like you need to save the email message to the hard drive (see the SaveAs method of the Attachment class) and then add it as an attachment to the Project task. See How to: Add an Attachment in Microsoft Excel or Microsoft Project for more information.
Note, you can use the Macro Recorder in MSProject to generate the required macro stub automatically.
Our company has a shared network drive folder for everyone's Free/Busy .vfb files. I confirmed I have permissions to read/write to this folder.
I followed the directions to configure Outlook 2013 (32-bit version, running off Windows 7 x64) from Microsoft's Knowledge Base. I can see other people's Free/Busy information, but nobody can see mine. Outlook never publishes my .vfb file to the folder. Other employees with Outlook 2007 and 2010 don't have this issue.
Another person posted this problem that's very close to mine on another forum and I've tried the same troubleshooting steps. I'm experiencing the same "71 months" issue he's having as well. I've tried disabling the firewall and verified registry settings, but nothing is working. I even tried adding an older Outlook "UseLegacyFB" DWORD value but that didn't work either.
There's a bug in Outlook 2013. See this : http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/fr-FR/d265a5c6-9f99-410a-8862-a374de1b4144/freebusy-not-publishing-with-outlook-2013-without-exchange
This issue has been submitted to the Outlook Team for a fix but we do not have an estimated
release date yet. Once I get more information I will post back and update. When using POP
accounts the *.vfb file does not get created properly.