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This Outlook macro will remind you to attach a file if it finds the word "attach" or "PFA" in your email and no actual file is attached. Adding a macro to Outlook is easy. Just copy everything below starting with "Private Sub" through "End Sub."  In Outlook, select the "Tools | Macro | Visual Basic Editor" menu option.  In Outlook 2010, Select File | Options | Customize Ribbon | Under Customize the Ribbon | Check the "Developer" option to enable it and click "OK" to close the dialogue box. Then Click on the Developer in the Ribbon Menu and click on Macro. You may need to expand the project by clicking the plus signs under  Project1  until you see  ThisOutlookSession , and double-click it. Click into the big white empty page and hit Paste. Please find the screenshot attached of what the editor should look like below the code. Click Save and you'll be all set. If you've previously disabled mac...

  DLL Syntax REGSVR32 [/U] [/S] [/C] [/I:[ Command_Line ]] DLL_Name REGSVR32 [/U] [/S] [/C] /N /I:[ Command_Line ] DLL_Name Key /u Unregister Server. /s Silent - no dialogue boxes. /c Console output. /n Don't call DllRegisterServer /i Call DllInstall (or DllUninstall if /u is specified) Command_Line An optional command line for DllInstall Examples Unregister (disable) a dll REGSVR32  /u  C:\Windows\System32\sample.dll Register (enable) a dll REGSVR32 sample.dll REGSVR32 c:\myfolder\sample.dll  On Microsoft Windows operating systems, a DLL stands for Dynamic Link Library. DLL's are relatively small files that include a library of functions- usually data that can be shared across multiple applications. DLL's are called upon by various applications and can be loaded and utilized by these applications concurrently.     Random Related articles: [PC][Tutorial] .DLL FILES. Wha...