Monday, September 5, 2016

Outlook 2010 e-mail from the yoke count as a default.

It is common for those in social need is an email contact. And each of you will have several email accounts mint (Account) is a problem for those who have multiple email accounts, when you use Outlook 2010 mail client also need to choose whether to send out emails. And one count of mail access is also available as well as IMAP and POP3.

(IMAP, or Internet Message Access Protocol, a protocol on the Internet, which is used to receive e-mail functionality of IMAP is different with POP3, or Post Office Protocol version 3 because IMAP are protocols on-line while the POP3 protocol is an off-line by. IMAP and POP3 protocols to receive the second email was the most popular at present. However, with the Internet service provider that supports IMAP with less than POP3).

In the case of multiple email accounts, by default, Outlook does not support POP3? Today, I propose to create the button? New Mail? At the Ribbon of Outlook to send mail from the default action that you want to count all the time here.

1. Open Outlook 2010, and then press? Alt + F11 to enter the Microsoft Visual Basic.
2. Click on the key? Project1> Microsoft Outlook Objects> ThisOutlookSession.
3. A small window ThisOutlookSession (Code), copy the code below to cover the windows.

Public Sub New_Mail ()
Dim oAccount As Outlook.Account
Dim oMail As Outlook.MailItem
For Each oAccount In Application.Session.Accounts
If oAccount = "Name of Default Account" Then.
Set oMail = Application.CreateItem (olMailItem).
oMail.SendUsingAccount = oAccount
oMail.Display
End If
Next
End Sub

** Change Name of Default Account as your default action counts.


4. Click File> Save and close the Microsoft Visual Basic.
5. to return to Outlook 2010, click File> Options> Customize Ribbon, click the Choose commands from select Macros.


6. under Main Tabs, click Home (Mail) and click the New Group.


7. Entry New Group (Customer), click Rename Rename window will open up to you in the new name is set to Macro (Mail) and click OK.


8. Click the Macro list box on the left. Created earlier, and then click Add to the list of Macro Macro (Mail) established under Article 5 and 6.


9. Click the Rename button to change the name. Here is a list of New Mail, click OK and OK.


10. What will be the Macro Outlook 2010, you will see a button create a New Mail on the Ribbon Home.


11. Click the File> Options> Trust Center> Trust Centre Settings, click Trust Center window to mark the spot. Notifications for all macros, click OK


When you want to send mail accounts, made by default. You just click the New Mail only.
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