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Is it possible to select all the text wherever the curser may be
without actually knowing where the cursor is? I need to write an Outlook add-in that does some processing based on the contact field that the cursor is sitting on. In other words the user places the curser into a contact field and then clicks a toolbar button. I don't think the Outlook object model gives me any idea which field has the cursor. Is there a way to trap a click event in standard contact fields? As a last resort I may have the user copy the text and I'll process the clipboard, but having it a little more automated is desirable from the user point of view. Thanks -mike |
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