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Outlook Automation

Asked by perkc in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: outlook, automation, pst


I need to write VBA code to do the following:

Create an Outlook archive(pst file) named 'Sent Items Archive' on the user's C drive.
  Move all items in their default sent items folder to this new archive.

Create an Outlook archive(pst file) named 'Deleted Items Archive' on the user's C drive.
  Move all items in their default deleted items folder to this new archive.

Create an Outlook archive(pst file) named 'AAA Archive' on the user's C drive.
  Loop through all folders in their 'Remote Mail' folder and move all new(not matching a list I have) folders/items to
  this new archive.

Compact the new archive folders.

I know that I can create a new archive using the following code:

Dim oApplication As Outlook.Application
Dim oMapi As NameSpace
Dim oSentItemsFolder As MAPIFolder
Dim oDeletedItemsFolder As MAPIFolder
Dim oOtherFolder As MAPIFolder
Dim oAAAArchive As MAPIFolder
Dim oSentArchive As MAPIFolder
Dim oDeleteArchive As MAPIFolder
Dim oItems As Items
Dim ocurItem As MailItem
Dim opstFile As MAPIFolder

Set oApplication = New Outlook.Application
Set oMapi = oApplication.GetNamespace("MAPI")
Set oSentItemsFolder = oMapi.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderSentMail)
Set oDeletedItemsFolder = oMapi.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderDeletedItems)

oMapi.AddStore ("C:\AAA Archive.pst")
oMapi.AddStore ("C:\Sent Items Archive.pst")
oMapi.AddStore ("C:\Deleted Items Archive.pst")

.....

but the new archives get called 'Personal Folder'. I need to specify the names.

I also would appreciate some thoughts on looping throught the 'Remote Mail' folder.

Thanks,

perkc
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