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David
Hi there.
In excel I often use the WScript.Shell popup arguement to create a pop-up
that will wait for a response from the user for, in this instance, about 15
seconds. This works great as it allows me to run things automatically while
still giving the user some time to decide whether he/she wants it to run.
In Outlook, however, I can't seem to get the pop-up timeout to work! It
simply sits there as if a message box. I am using the exact same code as with
Excel, but it does not behave the same.
I am using Outlook 2003 on Windows XP. Can anyone advise me on how to do
this in Outlook VBA since, clearly, it doesn't work the same as Excel,
Access, etc.
Thanks!!
David
In excel I often use the WScript.Shell popup arguement to create a pop-up
that will wait for a response from the user for, in this instance, about 15
seconds. This works great as it allows me to run things automatically while
still giving the user some time to decide whether he/she wants it to run.
In Outlook, however, I can't seem to get the pop-up timeout to work! It
simply sits there as if a message box. I am using the exact same code as with
Excel, but it does not behave the same.
I am using Outlook 2003 on Windows XP. Can anyone advise me on how to do
this in Outlook VBA since, clearly, it doesn't work the same as Excel,
Access, etc.
Thanks!!
David