

Set AutomationObject = GetObject(, ClassName) ' Try to get an instance of the automation object. ' An instance of the automation object is already running. Public Function SingleInstanceModeForAutomationObject(AutomationObject, IsCreated, ByVal ClassName) ' Use the single instance mode for a predefined automation object. If blnOOFState OOFState Then Call olPropAccessor.SetProperty(PR_OOF_STATE, OOFState) ' /* Toggle the Out of Office state if the old state is not the same as the given state. Set olPropAccessor = stoItem.PropertyAccessorīlnOOFState = olPropAccessor.GetProperty(PR_OOF_STATE) 'Obtain an instance of PropertyAccessor class. If stoItem.ExchangeStoreType = olPrimaryExchangeMailbox Then ' /* Step through each store object in the stores collection. Set stoItems = olApp.GetNamespace("MAPI").Stores ' Set reference to the Stores collection. ' The name of the property whose value is to be returned.


If SingleInstanceModeForAutomationObject(olApp, blnIsCreated, "Outlook.Application") = True Then Public Sub ToggleOOFState(ByVal OOFState) If olkIS.ExchangeStoreType = olPrimaryExchangeMailbox Then 'Remove this subroutine if you do not want to turn OOF off automatically.'ĭim olkIS As Outlook.Store, olkPA As Outlook.PropertyAccessor Please assist! Private Sub Application_Quit()
#Outlook 2016 auto reply code
I assume I need some updated code that modifies some different object properties. Outlook's 2016 Automatic Replies has toggles for both "Inside My Organization" as well as "Outside My Organization". I have tried the following code, but it doesn't seem to do what it should?
#Outlook 2016 auto reply free
If you are unable to follow the directions because they are now inaccurate, please feel free to let us know.I would like to toggle Automatic Replies (Out of Office) programatically when the Outlook application starts/stops.
#Outlook 2016 auto reply update
Please be aware that Microsoft can and does update the OWA client frequently and the directions and screen shots above may no longer appear the same.
