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April 18th 10, 11:31 AM
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RDO: using TypeOf to determine [OOM] Class
I've been using this successfully to determine whether an item object is a
contact, task or appointment, but I have a related problem: Since all item types derive from RDOMail, how do I determine that an item is an email message? (MessageClass = "IPM.Note" by default.) At the moment I'm testing for all of the RDOMail-derived types, and assuming that if it isn't any of them, it's an email... (I want to remove all dependency on the MessageClass string for this level of test.) Is there a more efficient way to do this? TIA, MM 
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