Adding code to ThisOutlookSession Made Incoming Subject Line to Have Now() as Subject

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Mark

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.
 
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Eric Legault [MVP - Outlook]

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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