>Hello.
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>Thanks for the reply.
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>However, I was not able to get this code to work. Does the book to which you are referring happen to have examples online somewhere?
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>Specifically, the line:
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> oExplorer = oOutlook.Explorers.Add(oNameSpace.Folders[1],olFolderDisplayNormal)
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>is the one that gives me trouble.
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>I, of course, changed this appropriately for my code, and everything was defined/declared as it should have been, but I got the error:
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>"Member EXPLORERS does not evaluate to an object."
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>Checking the Outlook Model (through Visual Basic Editor in Word), sure enough ... I don't see any "Explorers" field/member listed under "Application" (or any other).
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>IF you are able to provide any further insight on this, I'd appreciate it. If not, thanks at least for the attempt, and the reference to the authors/book :)
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>Have a great day
>
Jared,

It's documented in the VBA Outlook Help file. For Outlook 2000 the name of this file is VBAOUTL9.CHM. If you're using a previous version, search for VBAOUT*.HLP, but I'm not entirely sure that this will find it.