I'm writing some AddIn for Outlook 2007, and I need to know when the
automatic synchronization with Exchange finished. I see this synchronization
happening every 20-30 secs, by changing of text in Status Bar. It goes from
"All folders are up to date" to "Send/Receive in progress" to "Send/Receive
complete" and back to "All folders are up to date".
Now as far as i understood, the good old syncobject set to
this.Application.Session.SyncObjects[1] is no more relevant since Exchange
uses some "Cached Mode" to synchronize. Is there a way to use some other
class to detect the Cached Mode activities?

There's no way to know when the automatic synching of any account settings
is starting or finishing.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
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"Mishko" wrote in message
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I'm writing some AddIn for Outlook 2007, and I need to know when the
automatic synchronization with Exchange finished. I see this
synchronization
happening every 20-30 secs, by changing of text in Status Bar. It goes
from
"All folders are up to date" to "Send/Receive in progress" to
"Send/Receive
complete" and back to "All folders are up to date".
Now as far as i understood, the good old syncobject set to
this.Application.Session.SyncObjects[1] is no more relevant since Exchange
uses some "Cached Mode" to synchronize. Is there a way to use some other
class to detect the Cached Mode activities?