I was playing around with VBA in Outlook and saved some code into the
ThisOutlookSession module. After I saved the module I closed Outlook
and then came back into the module and decided to delete the code for
the time being. After I did this my incoming messages all have the
format of "ddd m/d/yyyy hh:mm:ss" ex: Fri 2/6/2004 4:38PM. I am not
for sure how to get the subject back to what it really is as it comes
in. If I click on the message I can see the subject that was sent.
This might be an easy one, but I am stumped. I am not for sure if
messing with the VBA even has anything to do with it. Thanks alot in
advance.

If there is no code in ThisOutlookSession, then no code can possibly be run.

I suspect you may have the Subject column in your Inbox view missing.
Right-click any of the column headers and choose 'Field Chooser' and drag
the Subject field back beside one of the other columns.

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"Mark" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I was playing around with VBA in Outlook and saved some code into the
> ThisOutlookSession module. After I saved the module I closed Outlook
> and then came back into the module and decided to delete the code for
> the time being. After I did this my incoming messages all have the
> format of "ddd m/d/yyyy hh:mm:ss" ex: Fri 2/6/2004 4:38PM. I am not
> for sure how to get the subject back to what it really is as it comes
> in. If I click on the message I can see the subject that was sent.
> This might be an easy one, but I am stumped. I am not for sure if
> messing with the VBA even has anything to do with it. Thanks alot in
> advance.