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does anyone have any code to check if a key is depressed on start up?

Yeah, Ive got the code to disable the shift key, I was just wondering if the bypass function could be assigned to another key one which only the database designer would know of.

Antonio, thanks for trying this, but ive come to the conclusion that im either using an older version of outlook or im using a crippled version. what appears to be valid code is being rejected with "expected end of statement" on line one. this is because my outlook doesnt seem to like...

I know this is a regular topic in here. there is a way to disable the shift key and prevent users from opening the database in design view. But is it possible to assign the bypass to another key other than shift?

Thanks for the response Paul you clarified a lot for me. The statements probably are nonsense, because im a new user of VB and struggling. I cant seem to find what version of outlook im using. If it helps im employed by a large company and i think we have an exchange server? which is why i had a...

I have tried to do this, but still get an error:- "could not complete the operation: one or more parameter values are not valid" can anyone tell me if this code looks right? Function Item_Open() dim objNameSpace dim objFolder dim objItem dim objAttachment dim intIndex dim intIndex2...

as i mentioned before. there arent any options as i type. im using the script editor which i access by opening a mail item in design view and then viewing the code. Most of the code posted here seems to have "Dim Name as Value" for example which my script editor seems to reject, it...

im hoping someone can help me, Im new to VB and cant seem to get this code to work, the code is available elsewhere on this site but im trying to get the code to only look in a specific folder the folder "scottish southern" is in my inbox in outlook...

Someone please help Im new to VB and cant seem to get this code to work, --------------------------------------------------- Function Item_Open() dim objNameSpace dim objFolder dim objItem dim objAttachment dim intIndex dim intIndex2 dim strFiles dim DefaultFolder set DefaultFolder =...

for some reason i think that the outlook that i use is crippled in some way. i have noticed on other threads that alt & f11 will bring up the scripting editor. this doesnt happen. also some people have told me to save as a module but ive been unable to this. what im doing is opening an item and...

Ive obtained this code from another thread, option explicit Function Item_Open() dim objNameSpace dim objFolder dim objItem dim objAttachment dim intIndex dim intIndex2 dim strFiles set objNameSpace = Application.GetNameSpace("MAPI") set...

Someone must be able to help me with this, Ive been trying for three days and still cant do it

Ive tried this code alone and it gives an error "expected end of statement line 2" any ideas?

The code is supposed to remove all e-mail attachments from a certain folder and place them on my hard drive The destination folder is set as c:/import which is on my hard drive but the folder from which outlook strips the attachments is obtained from a browser window which i then navigate and...

Im using this bit of code to move attachments from outlook to a specified folder. ------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------ option explicit Function Item_Open() dim objNameSpace dim objFolder dim objItem dim objAttachment dim...

This code is great but what if i only wanted to specify one specific folder within my Outlook user account Never ever, bloody anything, ever

Can anyone tell me how to create a module within Outlook. do i need any extra extensions installed in the system for this to work. Ive tried the help file for VB but im told the help file doesnt exist and i cant find any topics on modules within Outlook. Never ever, bloody anything, ever

is this code stored within outlook. if so how and where is it stored? Never ever, bloody anything, ever

any help on this is much appreciated Never ever, bloody anything, ever

sorry if i missed the point here... Spam is a real pain in backside, but why not just set up a few outlook mail rules so that mail is recieved and it doesnt pass the rule it is sent straight to the trash... is this too easy, or will you all start shouting at me now Never ever, bloody anything, ever