Good morning,

is there any way to select or unselect items in ActiveExplorer by
code? For e.g. there are five mails selected by the user, i process
each mail in my add in through a loop like this:

for each Item in ActiveExplorer.Selection
'Do something with the mail
if SomeCondition = True then
Item.Selected = False 'Is something like this possible?
'or perhaps Item.Unselect?
end if
next Item

After the loop is done there should remain for e.g. two mails
selected. Second example:

for each Item in ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder
if SomeCondition = True then
Item.Selected = True 'Select the mail
'or perhaps Item.Select?
end if
next Item

This should select mails in ActiveExplorer based on criterias checked
for each mail. Thanks for any hints or suggestions...


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So long...
...Bomi

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The ability to do that was added to the object model in Outlook 2010. In
earlier versions of Outlook there's no way to do that.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm


"Heinz-Josef Bomanns" wrote in message
...
Good morning,

is there any way to select or unselect items in ActiveExplorer by
code? For e.g. there are five mails selected by the user, i process
each mail in my add in through a loop like this:

for each Item in ActiveExplorer.Selection
'Do something with the mail
if SomeCondition = True then
Item.Selected = False 'Is something like this possible?
'or perhaps Item.Unselect?
end if
next Item

After the loop is done there should remain for e.g. two mails
selected. Second example:

for each Item in ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder
if SomeCondition = True then
Item.Selected = True 'Select the mail
'or perhaps Item.Select?
end if
next Item

This should select mails in ActiveExplorer based on criterias checked
for each mail. Thanks for any hints or suggestions...


--

So long...
...Bomi

!!! In case you want to reply via email please use Reply-To address and
remove underscores (_) !!!

Hallo Ken,

The ability to do that was added to the object model in Outlook 2010. In
earlier versions of Outlook there's no way to do that.

Thanks, was afraid of that


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So long...
...Bomi

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