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Jasper
Is it possible to import a master category list? I'm using Ooutlook
2002, no Exchange.
Thanks.
Jasper
2002, no Exchange.
Thanks.
Jasper
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Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook]
See the following article: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/olcat.htm
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Michael Bednarek
Is it possible to import a master category list? I'm using Ooutlook
2002, no Exchange.
Just the other day I came across this gem: TransferCategories.xls (*) by
Klemens Schmid <http://www.klemid.de/tools.aspx>.
IMHO, it's the definitive tool for managing Master Category Lists (MCL).
It even deals with importing/exporting MCLs between Outlook 10/11 which
use Unicode and Oulook 9 which does not.
(*) It has one small fault in its VBA code:
Dim objWSHShell As Object
is missing in 4 Subs.
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Jacques Francis
Michael
There's a better, even more definitive tool to move categories around at
www.olcat.com.
IMHO.
Jacques
There's a better, even more definitive tool to move categories around at
www.olcat.com.
IMHO.
Jacques
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Michael Bednarek
Michael
There's a better, even more definitive tool to move categories around at
www.olcat.com.
IMHO.
Jacques
I was aware of that program, but did not mention it because it requires
payment of 25£. And I'm pretty sure it does exactly what Klemens
Schmid's VBA code does. I now realise that KS's approach requires
Microsoft Excel, which may be considered a different kind of drawback.
[Sorry for the belated reply - been on holidays.]