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Response = MsgBox( "This message is about to be sent, do you wish to continue?", 4, "Send and Export")Ĭancel = True End If End If End Sub End Class Se = Tr圜ast(objMail, Outlook.ItemEvents_10_Event)Įnd Try End Sub Private Sub Mail_Send( ByRef Cancel)ĭim Response As Private Sub Ribbon1_Load( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As RibbonUIEventArgs) Handles MyBase.LoadĮnd Sub Private Sub Button1_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As .RibbonControlEventArgs) Handles Button1.Clickĭim objCBB As Object Dim se As Outlook.ItemEvents_10_Event Private WithEvents objMail As Outlook.MailItem

Response = MsgBox("This message is about to be sent, do you wish to continue?", 4, "Send and Export")

If InStr(objCBB.Caption, "Spell") And objCBB.Enabled Then Say "Yes" then the email is sent and outlook crashed.Ĭould someone please help how to make outlook 2010 to pop up the standard message "The spelling check is complete" first? Below is part of the code. However, In outlook 2010, if the spell check could not find any error, our custom confirm message popup first, if the user say "No" which they do not want to send the email then the standard message "The spelling check is complete" pop up next, if they In outlook 2003, if the spell check could not find any error, the user would see the standard message "The spelling check is complete" first and then our custom confirm message to ask if the user still want to send the email, which is good. when composing a new email, clicking on this button, it does a spell check of the message first and then asks if the user still We have an add-in COM which is working fine in outlook 2003 but not in out 2010.