The combination of EntryID + StoreID is guaranteed to uniquely identify a particular folder. store ID is also a long string, similar to, but not the same as the Entry ID. You can get it from any folder in the Public Folders hierarchy.
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"James Bond via OfficeKB.com" u20653@uwe wrote in message news:5e942b0a78f92@uwe...
Hello Dave,

thanks.

But I have some questions:

strOutlookFolderID is the internal Outlook String from the folder.

But what is then strPublicStoreID? I think it is the same or?

Sincerely,
James


Dave Kane [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
On line 25: to access a folder in Public Folders using GetFolderFromID you
need to supply the StoreID of the Public Folder sto
Set olfolder = olns.GetFolderFromID(strOutlookFolderID,
strPublicStoreID)
If you call GetFolderFromID without supplying the StoreID parameter then it
will only succeed when you supply the EntryID of a folder in the default
mail store (i.e. a folder in the mailbox)

Sorry.?

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MFG
James

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