On Jul 28, 5:32*pm, "Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]"
wrote:
Before using something like this:

Debug.WriteLine(folder.Name);

You should use code something like this:

* * if (folder != null)
* * {
* * * * Debug.WriteLine(folder.Name);
* * }

The same thing applies to any other object such as a CommandBar.

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Ken Slovak
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"j" wrote in message

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Thanks for replay,

can please explain what you meant by saying :

The obvious question is if that MAPIFolder object is valid when you ask for
the folder name? Do you check that? If it is a valid folder I can't think
of
a reason why the name isn't available.

How should i check if *this object valid??? some sample will help.

Also, some time i got comException when trying to access the toolbar:
"Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.ExplorerClass.ge t_CommandBars"

what can i do on the subject.

Thanks.

Thank you,

I got it, now my question is what should i do if i get null in
COMMANDBARS??
by the way i'm moreo then sure, that these objects not NULL, and still
they ends up with ComExcpetion.

What do you say??