• Subject: Re: looping through inbox messages / debugger under Outlook VBA
  • Author: Mark VII
  • Date: 09 Apr 2008
  • References: 1 2
Hi Ken -- One thing I'd already tried was to have a rule that invokes a sub, and the sub calles the procedure that does the actual processing. Neither F5 for breakpoint nor Stop statements worked there. FWIW, I started with the processing logic in the sub invoked by the rule, same results. Interestingly, if I invoke the sub that does the actual processing from the Immediate Window, breakpoints work like they should. One thing I didn't mention is that I had been kicking off my rule from the "run rules now" part of the Rules and Alerts dialog. Wonder if that's making a difference, because there a dialog open. Any thoughts in light of that? Thanks, Mark
09 Apr 2008looping through inbox messages / debugger under Outlook VBA.Mark VII
09 Apr 2008|- Re: looping through inbox messages / debugger under Outlook VBA.Ken Slovak - [MVP - O...
09 Apr 2008|  \ Re: looping through inbox messages / debugger under Outlook VBA.Mark VII
10 Apr 2008|     \ Re: looping through inbox messages / debugger under Outlook VBA.Ken Slovak - [MVP - O...
09 Apr 2008\ Re: looping through inbox messages / debugger under Outlook VBA.Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
10 Apr 2008   \ Re: looping through inbox messages / debugger under Outlook VBA.Mark VII
10 Apr 2008      \ Re: looping through inbox messages / debugger under Outlook VBA.Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
10 Apr 2008         \ Re: looping through inbox messages / debugger under Outlook VBA.Mark VII
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