I'd like to make a macro that i could install on any 2003 or 2007 outlook
client that would work with exchange 2007..



The macro is pretty simple.. but i dont know the syntax of how to do this..
at least making sure it happens in this manner..



Ordinarily with our sonicwall antispam system.. if a user gets a spam
message in their inbox.. they right click them and do a forward (so the
original email with headers is attached) and forward to the appropriate email
address...



I'd like to make this happen via a macro button.. and the button must
support the ability to highlight multiple spam emails.. click the button and
instantly those are forwarded along (and then automatically deleted or moved
to the deleted items section)..



Has anyone done anything similar and wouldnt mind sharing some vb script code?



Thanks

RE: Outlook 2003-2007 with Exchange 2007 simple macro creation help? by markm75

markm75
Fri Mar 28 09:22:00 PDT 2008

I should update this:



Actually.. id really like to use the visual studio 2005/2008 outlook add-in
libraries in C# ideally.. this way i can create a package that i can push out
to every machine, as i dont think the macro route has that option...





Re: Outlook 2003-2007 with Exchange 2007 simple macro creation help? by Michael

Michael
Fri Mar 28 23:58:54 PDT 2008



You might ask again in microsoft.public.outlook.program_addins

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Am Fri, 28 Mar 2008 07:28:01 -0700 schrieb markm75:

> I'd like to make a macro that i could install on any 2003 or 2007 outlook
> client that would work with exchange 2007..
>
>
>
> The macro is pretty simple.. but i dont know the syntax of how to do
this..
> at least making sure it happens in this manner..
>
>
>
> Ordinarily with our sonicwall antispam system.. if a user gets a spam
> message in their inbox.. they right click them and do a forward (so the
> original email with headers is attached) and forward to the appropriate
email
> address...
>
>
>
> I'd like to make this happen via a macro button.. and the button must
> support the ability to highlight multiple spam emails.. click the button
and
> instantly those are forwarded along (and then automatically deleted or
moved
> to the deleted items section)..
>
>
>
> Has anyone done anything similar and wouldnt mind sharing some vb script
code?
>
>
>
> Thanks