Is it possible to...

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VBNOOB

Im still learning VBA (Sue's book :D ), but wanted to know if it was possible to do this with a macro. The macro would copy a view that is in all of my public folders and make a copy of it in the current folder, visible to everyone, then set that new view as the default view for that folder

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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]

Maybe, maybe not:

-- The only supported programmatic way to create and modify views is with
View.XML, which is supported only in Outlook 2002 or later.

-- OL2002 RTM doesn't support the <filter> element.

-- No version of Outlook supports automatic formatting rules in View.XML

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers



VBNOOB said:
Im still learning VBA (Sue's book :D ), but wanted to know if it was
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possible to do this with a macro. The macro would copy a view that is in
all of my public folders and make a copy of it in the current folder,
visible to everyone, then set that new view as the default view for that
folder.
 
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