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List of explorers
Hi,
Is there an outlookApplication.Explorers[0]. and what is the difference with outlookApplication.Explorers[1]. When I initialize my outlook addin I do the following : if (Explorers.Count = 1) { OutlookExplorersManager.AddExplorer(this, Explorers[1]); } If Explorers[0] exists would it be more logic to write : if (Explorers.Count = 2) { OutlookExplorersManager.AddExplorer(this, Explorers[1]); } Thanks for answering... |
List of explorers
No. Explorers, like other Outlook object model collections, is 1-based, not
0-based. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook Programming: Jumpstart for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx "Hichem Sarrai" wrote: Hi, Is there an outlookApplication.Explorers[0]. and what is the difference with outlookApplication.Explorers[1]. When I initialize my outlook addin I do the following : if (Explorers.Count = 1) { OutlookExplorersManager.AddExplorer(this, Explorers[1]); } If Explorers[0] exists would it be more logic to write : if (Explorers.Count = 2) { OutlookExplorersManager.AddExplorer(this, Explorers[1]); } Thanks for answering... |
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