I am trying to create a Macro from the site
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/save ... ctures.htm
I have got into a mess and now cannot remove the command to start again, my reasons are that when I move the command to the toolbar it has a drop down arrow, how do I remove the cammand from the following image
Visual Basic and Outlook 2003
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Visual Basic and Outlook 2003
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Re: Visual Basic and Outlook 2003
With the Customize dialog window open, try dragging the unwanted item off the toolbar.
Otherwise, see Delete a button or menu command - Outlook - Office.com
Otherwise, see Delete a button or menu command - Outlook - Office.com
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Re: Visual Basic and Outlook 2003
I have tried both of those without success, the only thing I have found is to delete the e-mail account and recreate, that is such a nightmare I am reluctant to try it as an opening gambit
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Re: Visual Basic and Outlook 2003
You can't remove the command indicated by an arrow in your screenshot: it's a built-in command in the File category.
The command that you want on your toolbar should be in the Macros category.
Have you really messed up your toolbar? If so, activate the Toolbars tab of the Customize dialog, select the toolbar and click Reset. When you are prompted to confirm, click Yes.
The command that you want on your toolbar should be in the Macros category.
Have you really messed up your toolbar? If so, activate the Toolbars tab of the Customize dialog, select the toolbar and click Reset. When you are prompted to confirm, click Yes.
Best wishes,
Hans
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Re: Visual Basic and Outlook 2003
Thank you again HansV and Lief
Fortunately I had not made a real mess but simply by not reading the instructions as per the original document, I was not looking under macros category.
I first posted this somewhere (on this site) when I was looking for the original document, I have found that post and have now posted the full details (see link below).
I have summarised the whole install at this post this forum
http://www.eileenslounge.com/viewtopic. ... 632#p78632
My very sincere thanks to all
Fortunately I had not made a real mess but simply by not reading the instructions as per the original document, I was not looking under macros category.
I first posted this somewhere (on this site) when I was looking for the original document, I have found that post and have now posted the full details (see link below).
I have summarised the whole install at this post this forum
http://www.eileenslounge.com/viewtopic. ... 632#p78632
My very sincere thanks to all