How to Get Outlook 2016 to Start in Offline Mode

By His Royal Dryness, The Duke of Cork -
I have always found the Work Offline feature in Outlook extremely useful for a number of reasons. After recently upgrading to Office 2016, I could not find a way to start up in this offline mode, as it looks as if Microsoft has removed this functionality. After a bit of investigation, I found that the answer wasn't too painful, as long as you're familiar with macros. Just add the following into the Visual Basic code and you'll be fine.

 Private Sub Application_Startup() 
 Dim objExplorer As Outlook.Explorer
 Set objExplorer = ActiveExplorer 
 Dim oNS As NameSpace
 Set oNS = Application.Session
 If Not (oNS.ExchangeConnectionMode = olCachedOffline Or oNS.ExchangeConnectionMode = olOffline) Then 
 objExplorer.CommandBars.ExecuteMso ("ToggleOnline") 
 End If 
 End Sub

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