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I wonder if you can help:
I have a VBA script that copies pertinent details from an open email and inserts those details into a newly created email for distribution.
However, I then need to close (and save) the original email to the draft folder.
ActiveWindow.Close (true) closes the newly opened email (which i dont want it to do.) If I place the command higher up in the script I get an error when trying to copy the email contents as the original is obviously closed.
Is there a way to assign a "name" to the original email such that I can direct the close command?
Windows XP, Outlook 2003
I have a VBA script that copies pertinent details from an open email and inserts those details into a newly created email for distribution.
However, I then need to close (and save) the original email to the draft folder.
ActiveWindow.Close (true) closes the newly opened email (which i dont want it to do.) If I place the command higher up in the script I get an error when trying to copy the email contents as the original is obviously closed.
Is there a way to assign a "name" to the original email such that I can direct the close command?
Windows XP, Outlook 2003