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Stop no subject email warning
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RamyJo
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I use outlook.live.com to view my emails daily. How can I stop getting the no subject warning box when I send emails. I mainly send them to myself or family members. I have seen the articles about adding macros but I can't figure out how to do it there. I do have a office 365 subscription too. Thanks for any and all help/guidance.
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RamyJo
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Joyce Shen - MSFT 16,701 Reputation points2022-06-09T02:13:41.887+00:00 Hi @RamyJo
Please note that no subject warning is not a server-side feature, and there is no original ways to disable it from client.
If you are using outlook, you could consider the Workarounds to Disable the No Subject Warning
Please Note: Since the web site is not hosted by Microsoft, the link may change without notice. Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy of this information.Use VBA to disable it.
For a start, press “Alt + F 11” key buttons to access VBA editor window.
Then you need open the “ThisOutlookSession” project and copy the following codes into it.Private WithEvents olInspectors As Outlook.Inspectors Private Sub Application_Startup() Set olInspectors = Outlook.Application.Inspectors End Sub Private Sub olInspectors_NewInspector(ByVal Inspector As Inspector) Dim olItem As Object Set olItem = Inspector.CurrentItem If olItem.Class = olMail And olItem.Subject = "" Then olItem.Subject = " " End If End SubClick Save button to save the VBA code.
Restart the Outlook application.
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Joyce Shen - MSFT 16,701 Reputation points
2022-06-13T07:26:28.953+00:00 Hi @RamyJo
Do you have any other concern about your question?
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