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May 18th 06, 09:08 PM
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Non-default Mailbox
So I guess I am suppsoed to use GetSharedDefaultFolder, but that wants to use
CreateRecipient, but the recipient already exists. Or does it just check to see if the recipient exists? Form the outstanding Microsoft documentation, it is impossible to tell. Thanks. Any hints will be greatly appreciated. "John Lane" wrote: I have code (see below) that accesses the default mailbox InBox. I can't figure out how to set to a non-default mailbox. Somehow I think I am supposed to use the Folders collection, but I can get it to work. Any suggestions? Thanks. Set olMAPI = GetObject("", "Outlook.Application").GetNamespace("MAPI") Set curInbox = olMAPI.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox) 
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