I tried with Inbox.Items.Add(). Sometime Inbox.Items.Add() is fire before
onnewinspector & inspector_activate() when open mailitem from hard disk.
But sometime it's fired after onnewinspector & inspector_activate() events,
for this case if i check the parent item name for mailitem in onnewinspector
then it shows Inbox while Inbox.Items.Add() is not yet fired.
So due to this i cant find the difference between mail open from
outlook/hard drive
"Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
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You can capture NewInspector(), unless the item was opened by using Send
To in order to attach a file to a new email. In that case NewInspector()
doesn't even fire.

If an item is changed in an existing Inspector you can handle the
item.Open() event. However, I don't think that's what's actually
happening, I think a new Inspector is opened and the previous one is
closed.

If the item is actually added to Inbox you could handle Inbox.Items.Add().

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[MVP - Outlook]
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"dibyaranjan rath" wrote in message
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Ok. When open mail item from hard disk then outlook place it in active
inspector and shows Inbox as its parent folder. Can we capture these
events when it attach to inspector.