You'd have to handle the ItemChange event of the Items collection and check
to see what was changed. An alternative would be to instantiate event
handlers for any selected or open item and handle the item.PropertyChange
event but that wouldn't get you items flagged from the context menu since
those might not be selected.

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Ken Slovak
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I want to move a message to a specified folder once its flagged. How
can I detect that flagging event from vba?