Oh it means when we click on nexe/previous item a new inspector open.
Why do you need to handle events for those specific button clicks?

Because when we click on next/previous button outlook first call
onnewinspector while another inspector is not close. After this outlook call
close inspector for another inspector. And the main problem is outlook never
call item_open event for new inspector.

"Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
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The problem is you are handling events for a specific
Inspector.CommandBars.CommandBarButton object. Clicking Next or Previous
will open a new Inspector in Outlook 2003.

Why do you need to handle events for those specific button clicks?

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"Ashish" wrote in message
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Thanks for this info.

then hide the buttons (.Visible= False) and add your own buttons with

Does it mean it is not possible to capture events for these buttons.
Outlook does not provide that?