Manually change 'Date Sent', 'Date received' in messages ... how ?

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Guest

For uniformity reasons and to have better grip on my correspondence, I want
to store my messages, text, articles received not by internet but on paper in
Outlook after scanning/ OCR them.

I can create a new message from the scanned text. Of course I want to
timestamp these artificial Outlook messages properly, so I can retrieve/
categorize/ index them easily (e.g. with Windows Desktop Search).

Thus in must change 'Date Sent', 'Date received' manually in thes
'fake'messages.

Does any know a way or a program (Visual Basic) to do this. At present I do
not master Visual Basic so I can write it myself.

Erik
 
R

Roady [MVP]

Depending on your version of Outlook you might want to consider Outlook
Forms or Form Regions instead. You're probably better off asking this
question in outlook.program_vba and/or outlook.program_forms down the hall.

Good luck!
 
G

Guest

Thanks for the suggestion!

Erik

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Roady said:
Depending on your version of Outlook you might want to consider Outlook
Forms or Form Regions instead. You're probably better off asking this
question in outlook.program_vba and/or outlook.program_forms down the hall.

Good luck!

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


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baxe0 said:
For uniformity reasons and to have better grip on my correspondence, I
want
to store my messages, text, articles received not by internet but on paper
in
Outlook after scanning/ OCR them.

I can create a new message from the scanned text. Of course I want to
timestamp these artificial Outlook messages properly, so I can retrieve/
categorize/ index them easily (e.g. with Windows Desktop Search).

Thus in must change 'Date Sent', 'Date received' manually in thes
'fake'messages.

Does any know a way or a program (Visual Basic) to do this. At present I
do
not master Visual Basic so I can write it myself.

Erik
 

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