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I created a simple macro to generate a task from an email in Outlook with just one click on a toolbar button.
When clicking the button the macro will generate a new task in your RTM inbox with the subject of the mail as the task name. 'Email' as a tag and a due time of 'Tomorrow'.
The script must be configured to have your own private RTM Email adress (http://www.rememberthemilk.com/help/answers/sending/emailinbox.rtm). Just open up the downloaded file with notepad and edit the following to meet your configuration:
RTMDueTime = "Tomorow"
RTMTags = "Email"
RTMEmail = "Your RTM Email Adress here"
You can download the macro here:
http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/448239/RTM.bas
Wondering how to add it? Just go to the link below and folow the instructions. (replace NewMeetingRequest.bas with RTM.bas)
http://blogs.msdn.com/synergist/archive/2007/05/23/adding-a-vba-macro-to-outlook.aspx
Posted at 1:40pm on June 8, 2009
Forgot to mention that the macro will add the email body content as a note on the generated task.
Posted at 1:44pm on June 8, 2009
says:Dear Jaap,
This is a great script and it works flawless! By using this script you have brought outlook one step closer to DA's Lotus Notes with the eProductivity add-on. Best of all it supports my cross-platform work (mac @home, pc @work), which is always a challenge!
Dank je wel!!
Cheers,
Mathijs
Posted at 9:01am on July 2, 2009
says:Is this macro Outlook 2007 specific? It's not running for me on 2003.
Steve
Posted at 3:43pm on July 2, 2009
It's not specific to 2007. Did you check the macro security options?
Maybe it's blocking the macro.
Japa
Posted at 8:10am on July 3, 2009
says:(smacks own forehead!)
Thank you Japa, working now.
Steve
Posted at 9:43am on July 3, 2009
No problem! Good to see it's working now.
Btw, it's Jaap instead of Japa. I made a stupid typo in my previous message, so i could smack my own forehead too!
Jaap
Posted at 9:57am on July 3, 2009
says:Thank you for this macro. Perfect for what I needed.
Posted at 7:09am on November 6, 2009