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This is a VBA Outlook need. In searching the Internet for Outlook VBA examples I haven't found an example of what I would like to do.
I send a lot of emails to myself so when I go to the To: selection or Copy: selection I have to type in my email address. Is it possible to have code that will allow me to click on To or Copy then using the short-cut menu click on an option to add my email address with having to type it in all the time? I would be interested to see what the code looks like. I use Outlook 2016 and have not even located a publication for VBA Outlook programming.
This is a VBA Outlook need. In searching the Internet for Outlook VBA examples I haven't found an example of what I would like to do.
I send a lot of emails to myself so when I go to the To: selection or Copy: selection I have to type in my email address. Is it possible to have code that will allow me to click on To or Copy then using the short-cut menu click on an option to add my email address with having to type it in all the time? I would be interested to see what the code looks like. I use Outlook 2016 and have not even located a publication for VBA Outlook programming.
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