Chapter 2. The VBA Design Environment
Visual Basic for Applications, or VBA as I’ll call it from now on, is the programming environment for writing and testing macros that you can run on demand and procedures that respond to various events that occur when you use Outlook. Because Outlook has no macro recorder (as is found in Word and Excel), you will have to write your Outlook VBA code from scratch.
The highlights of this chapter include discussions of the following:
How to get started using VBA
Where to enter program code
How to use the basic windows in the VBA programming environment
How to add a new VBA user form
How to avoid a security message when you start VBA
How to locate where Outlook saves your VBA code project
VBA: The basics
Here are the absolute ...
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