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Srivathsan
Hi,
I have got the code to check if the subject line is blank, but if the
Tools>Option>Mail Format> Check box "Use Microsoft Office Word 2003 to edit
e-mail message" is checked.
The message is prompted in the Outlook window and not in the composed new
email window. It works fine, if the "Use Microsoft Office word 2003.." check
box is unchecked.
I use ,
'Private Sub Application_ItemSend _
' (ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean)
' MsgBox "Working here"
' If Item.Subject = "" Then
' Cancel = True
' MsgBox "Please fill in the subject before sending.", _
' vbExclamation, "Missing Subject"
' End If
'End Sub
Microsoft Outlook 2003 on Microsoft XP Professional.
Please let me know, how the message prompt could be made to prompt in the
"New Email" window itself.
Regards
Srivaths
I have got the code to check if the subject line is blank, but if the
Tools>Option>Mail Format> Check box "Use Microsoft Office Word 2003 to edit
e-mail message" is checked.
The message is prompted in the Outlook window and not in the composed new
email window. It works fine, if the "Use Microsoft Office word 2003.." check
box is unchecked.
I use ,
'Private Sub Application_ItemSend _
' (ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean)
' MsgBox "Working here"
' If Item.Subject = "" Then
' Cancel = True
' MsgBox "Please fill in the subject before sending.", _
' vbExclamation, "Missing Subject"
' End If
'End Sub
Microsoft Outlook 2003 on Microsoft XP Professional.
Please let me know, how the message prompt could be made to prompt in the
"New Email" window itself.
Regards
Srivaths