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<li>Press Alt &amp;&nbsp;F11 together to get to the Outlook VBE </li>
<li>press Ctrl R to bring up the 'Project Explorer' window (if it isn't already visible) </li>
<li>right click your code model, and pick 'Remove Module XXX' </li>
<li>Alt &amp;&nbsp;F11 back to Outlook </li>
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Cheers<br />
Dave<br />

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 * Press Alt & F11 together to get to the Outlook VBE
 * press Ctrl R to bring up the 'Project Explorer' window (if it isn't already visible)
 * right click your code model, and pick 'Remove Module XXX'
 * Alt & F11 back to Outlook

Cheers
Dave


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Brettdj,<br />
Thanks for the help but it was unsuccessful. 'Remove Module' is grayed out. Any other ideas?<br />

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Brettdj,
Thanks for the help but it was unsuccessful. 'Remove Module' is grayed out. Any other ideas?


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Hi, dmh01.<br />
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You can also simply select the code and press Delete.
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Hi, dmh01.

You can also simply select the code and press Delete.

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Hi,<br />
I need to be able to delete a macro that I have put into Outlook 2003. It doesn't seem to work properly and I am not sure how to delete them. <br />
Can anyone help?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi,
I need to be able to delete a macro that I have put into Outlook 2003. It doesn't seem to work properly and I am not sure how to delete them. 
Can anyone help?

Thanks

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