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Listed below are the most recently published (or updated) articles in our Developer section. A list articles in the Outlook Developer section is in the Outlook Developer Index. A list of all Slipstick.com articles containing VBA code samples can be found in the VBA Samples Index.
Create a New Message using an HTML File or Stationery
How to create a new message using Stationery or any HTML file using the standard commands of More Stationery or Insert > Insert as Text command. You can also use a macro or PowerShell to create the message.
Use VBA to Email Tomorrow's Agenda
How to use VBA to create and email a daily agenda with your upcoming appointments, each evening. You can also use VBA to automate adding your availability to a message.
List snoozed reminders and snooze-times
How to use a VBA macro to list all snoozed times for Appointments, Flagged messages, and Tasks.
Print a list of your Outlook folders
How to create a list of the folders in Microsoft Outlook data files. This code works with any data file in the Outlook profile.
Search your Contacts using PowerShell
Use PowerShell to search for Contacts with a value in a default or custom Contact field. While you can do a more complicated search within Outlook, you will need to use PowerShell (or VBA) if you want to search for a value in a custom field.
Filter mail when you are not the only recipient
A user wanted "a rule that will perform an action if I am the only one in the To box, even when there are others in the CC box". He also asked for a rule "that will perform an action if I am included in the To box but am not the only one in the To box".
Add Contact Information to a Task
Use a macro to add contact information to a task or appointment body.
Run a Script: Send Autoreply with Date
These code samples show you how to use a run a script rule to send an auto response, including the received date and when the recipient should expect a follow up response. The first sample uses a template for the reply, the second macro replies to the incoming message.