A few points...

1. This file only relates to Outlook 2000 - which may or may not be the version used in this case...

2. In most situations, the VBA Doc files ARE NOT installed on the client workstation by default. I believe the only version of Office that does this by default is the Developer Version of Office.

All I really recall from the Office install process was how annoying the whole process was. It is anything but intuitive...< s >...

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Use the Outlook VBA Help file (VBAOutl9.CHM). It's probably already installed on your machine.
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>Tamar