Ken,

Thank you very, very much once again.
I did exactly what you said. Got hold of WordMail object, and use
Window_Activate event to check for the CommandBar. In every open window I
make CommandBar from previous window invisible, and I see exactly one
CommandBar in each window.However, If I right-click on the toolbar I see list
of all those Command bars which are not visible. I tried to call
CommadBar.delete instead visible=false but then they dissapear in every
window, even in one where that one should be visible. Any idea how to fix
this? Also, now I get Outlook security warning when I open new email 'A
program is trying to access email addresses..'. How can I avoid this?

Thanks a lot for your time and your help.

Goran

"Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Inspector.WordEditor is actually a Word.Document object. WordEditor.Parent
is the Word.Application object. If an item is a WordMail item you use that
methodology to get a Word Application object. That allows you to handle Word
events. WindowActivate is a Word.Application event that passes you a window
reference for the window that's being activated.

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[MVP - Outlook]
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"goran" wrote in message
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Ken,

First, sorry about multiple posts, but I was getting an error when I tried
to post, so I thought my post didn't go through. I didn't see my post in
the
thread all day yesterday that's why I did this 3 times.
Thanks much for your response. I new WordMail is special, and I
explicitly
remove those buttons on mail_close event so I don't have problems with
WordMail saving this commandbar. My only problem is when I have multiple
new
mail windows open at the same time. Where do I find Window_Activate event?

Thanks very much,

Goran