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I read http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-1856258.php and explored
ItemsCB, but I am using an OOM that has the Activate() method but there is no Activate event also there is no Close event on a MailItem. I am having the normal problem where my toolbar does not show up on the inspector. Can someone help me? Thanks |
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