Hi gmayor,



I know its been a while since you sent me the new code but I just haven't had a chance to give it a try until now. But I have another question as I think I want to keep the original macro and then install the new code as a second macro.

So I went to try the original macro and I get a popup saying that macros are disabled and look in the documentation to enable macros. Now I know the original macro did run as I successfully used it at least once to save a single folder of e-mails and it worked perfectly. I thought it probably needed that trusted certificate process you talked about, but just as a test I went into Outlook (OL)'s Trust Center and told it to allow all macros but it still wouldn't let it run. Is that correct that it needs this trusted certificate no matter what? And if so why did the macro run when I first set it up but not now?

So I started to look at making the trusted certificate, but before I tried it I wanted to see where in OL's VBA system you would use to sign the macro with the certificate but I could not find it.

So my question is why couldn't I run the macro when I told the Trust Center to allow all macros. And if I can create the trusted certificate how do I sign the macro with it?

THANKS AGAIN for all your help!
Gerry