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March 18th 10, 10:52 AM
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Create a new Outlook MailItem in an Outlook folder(not a draft)
I want to create an Outlook MailItem and save it in a non-editable format. I
tried using Outlook Object Modal in VB.NET(app.CreateItem(Outlook.OlItemType.olMailIte m)) but it creates a draft and i m not able to change it to a non-editable mail like a received /sent item. Then i tried an extended mapi sample as well written in VC++.NET but i am still not able to figure it out as to what is the parameter that i have to change to make the mail non-editable. NOTE: I just want to save the mail and not sending it to anybody. 
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