July 2019
Beginner to intermediate
944 pages
27h 45m
English
If you want to write macros to automate tasks in Outlook, you may sometimes need to write code that responds to Outlook events. Outlook has two classes of events, application-level events and item-level events, and between them, they enable your macros to respond to most anything that happens in Outlook. In this chapter, you will learn how to work with both types of events, and you will see code examples showing how to manage some of the events.
In addition to the events discussed in this chapter, Outlook supports form events such as those discussed in “Using Events to Control Forms” in Chapter 15, “Creating Complex Forms.” However, as is so often the case with Outlook and Access, the folders in Outlook ...