Contents tagged with Macros
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Using FrontPage 2003 to Consolidate Images in a Common Folder
A few months ago I wrote a blog titled Using FrontPage 2003 to Bulk Rename Images Using VBA, in which I shared a VBA macro that renamed all of the images in a website to a common file-naming syntax. In that blog I explained my reasoning behind my use of the long-outdated FrontPage 2003, and that reason was that FrontPage's "Link Fix Up" feature replicates file renames across your entire website. This single feature can greatly reduce your development time for websites when you have a lot of renaming to do.
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Using FrontPage 2003 to Bulk Rename Images Using VBA
Despite the plethora of other tools and editors that I use to create websites, there are times when I simply have to dust off my copy of (gasp!) Microsoft FrontPage 2003. It may be a dinosaur, but there are some things that it does really well, and periodically I simply need to use it.
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Outlook Macros Part 2: Cleaning Up Your Calendar
Continuing my brief departure from my normal IIS-related blogs and looking at Office Outlook again, today's blog looks at cleaning up your calendar. If you read my previous blog about Moving Emails Into Personal Folders, you would have read about my need to clean up my mail folders because I was running out of room on my Exchange server. A short time before that situation I had run into a different issue: I was looking through my calendar and I discovered that I had several meetings in my calendar that were from many years ago - in fact, I had a few meetings in my calendar that were well over ten years old!
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Outlook Macros Part 1: Moving Emails Into Personal Folders
I'd like to take a brief departure from my normal IIS-related blogs and write about something that we use everyday - email; and in my specific situation I am using Microsoft Office Outlook. So if you just want IIS information, you can stop reading now - otherwise, you are proceeding at your own risk. ;-]