I have a macro that sends a reply to email selected in the inbox. I assigned it to the Quick Access Toolbar and run it by pressing alt+1.
The hotkey does not work when I view the email itself (I sometimes open it from within a task). In email view I can go to the macros ribbon and run it manually and it works, but I can't find the way to run it with the hotkey. Any suggestions?
I need to view email and decide if I run the reply macro or not, so a solution to run it on open action won't work.
edit: solution i comments
There is a separate Quick Access Toolbar for open mailitems. If the 1 is over the Save icon, you are currently saving with Alt+1.
If the code can process ActiveInspector.CurrentItem then you can add the macro.
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I have created Userform in Outlook Called "Task Manager", which attach the current emails to the task selected from the list.
As excel has .xlsm and word has .docm to add custom tabs, button and save macro to share it with your colleagues. but I realized that outlook is independant, there is no file related to outlook. So there must be a way to add custom tabs and button to trigger the UI at runtime.
we need to do it other way around? I am looking for a method to share .exe file to another user so that they can install the .fxm files and have a custom tab. already searched internet could not find feasible solution, I don't know the right way to start?
I would like to know if with Office JS Outlook addin, is it possible to set email body automatically when opening and composing an email.
I have already succeed to do it using addin commands and MessageComposeCommandSurface extension point element in the manifest.
However, my code is execution only after a click on a button in the ribbon.
Is it possible to execute my code automatically when the compose form is loading instead of having to click in a button to execute it?
Thanks a lot
This isn't a supported scenario.
Back in this question, I was looking for a way of disabling a particularly troublesome dialog from Outlook that warned me the attachments I was sending might be unsafe. Having concluded that the only security-setting options were unavailable because of administrator privileges, I've instead been trying to look for a workaround to have a script active within Outlook that does something like the following (pseudo VBA):
sub PollForDialog()
if dialogbox = open and dialogbox.name = "This outgoing message may..." then
Sendkeys arrowleft + enter
I've tried exhaustively to search for how to have scripts execute upon a messagebox popping up, and I haven't had any luck. Plenty of stuff about dialog boxes opening when a script is run, but nothing I can find on how to trigger on a dialog opening. Anyone able to help?
Thanks muchly.
I am writing a VBA macro to fill a web form with values from spreadsheet.
I have completed macro to fill all form fields except one to click on a button in form to Browse for files.
Below is the macro line to click the browse button.
IE.Document.getElementById("notification_picture").Click
I'm clueless on how to do the next steps i.e. to browse to a particular folder, select and open the file.
Any help is appreciated.
Man... particularly deal with IE is a pain...
You could use
Sendkeys "%S"
It will save it in Downloads folder and then you can move it, open or do whatever you want.
Many will say it is not good to use it because if the user change the focus while the macro is running it will not working, but it is the simplest way.
I have a VBA macro, developed by a third party, and which is password-protected. When the macro finishes what is is supposed to do, it shows a message box, and to continue beyond that the user needs to click a button. Before the button is clicked, you cannot do anything else .
I need to run that macro on several files. Is there a way to bypass the message box, and just call another instance of the macro, on a different file...?