Since the Search.Save function returns a MAPIFolder object, you should be able to get that folder's EntryID at that point for later use with the Namespace.GetFolderFromID method.

You will not be able to edit the search folder settings programmatically. I think you'll be able to delete it, but I haven't tried it.

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wrote in message ups.com...
Wow! That works like a charm! Thanks a lot! I can now create my own
Search Folder, but I still don't understand if, and how can I:
1) programatically find it,
2) edit it if needed (i.e. if the user manually modified it in the
mean time),
3) eventually delete it (will be needed on add-in uninstall).

Thanks again,
Doru