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Jan 16th, 2003, 06:12 AM
#7
To be honest I have no idea!
If you go into the code window/ide and type the following:
Outlook.application.
or Binder.application
you'll have access to all the properties & methods the application object contains. When you type that last dot after the word application above, scroll down the list until you see something which looks like a collection (such as documents or worksheets etc.) & try this in a for....each loop.
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