Hi Obelix,
> ...error saying object variable not set. Can anyone
> guide me on what should i set for oMessage?
Try this:
For lIter = oFldr.Count To 1 Step -1
oFldr.Item(lIter).Delete
Next lIter
And a warning. BEFORE you run code of any nature that can potentially
screw up your Outlook PST file contents - either back it up (close
outlook and duplicate the PST file) or export the contents to an
external file.
A couple days ago I made a big boo-boo running some code in which I
had coded a comparison incorrectly ("<>" instead of "="). It
effectively renamed all of my contacts in my root contact folder to ",
[]" - which was rather annoying. Fortunately, most of my important
contacts are under subfolders of that folder.
Regards,
Shawn K. Hall
http://ReliableAnswers.com/
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