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Once it runs, how do I retrieve what is in the Collection to view the list?
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Once it runs, how do I retrieve what is in the Collection to view the list?

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The code above dumps the list into the Immediate window, so from the VB Editor hit Ctrl+G to see the Immediate window, and just copy and paste the results.
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The code above dumps the list into the Immediate window, so from the VB Editor hit Ctrl+G to see the Immediate window, and just copy and paste the results.

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I could use some help getting started writing a macro for Outlook 2003. &nbsp;What I want it to do is search through all messages in a specified folder and return a list of all email addresses found in the message body.<br />
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I have some limited experience with Outlook macros, but usually can just modify an existing one to meet my needs, not start from scratch. I wish Outlook had a macro recorder!
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I could use some help getting started writing a macro for Outlook 2003.  What I want it to do is search through all messages in a specified folder and return a list of all email addresses found in the message body.

I have some limited experience with Outlook macros, but usually can just modify an existing one to meet my needs, not start from scratch. I wish Outlook had a macro recorder!

Outlook macro to search a folder and return email addresses

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