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February 16th 07, 07:24 AM
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ItemRead() and ItemRemoved() are not intuitive
If I put a msg into a folder where I am capturing these events I get the
itemRead event. Since there are no other msgs in that folder when I remove the msg I do NOT get the itemRemove event. That is not intuitive. If I then add the message back to the folder I do NOT get the itemRead event. That is NOT intuitive. Let's leave the msg there and add a different msg. If I put a second different msg into the folder I get the itemRead event. When I remove the item from the folder I get the itemRemove event. Now THAT is intuitive. But now if I add the msg back to the folder I do NOT get the itemRead event. That is NOT intuitive. Since I am unable to predict the outcome for what seems intuitively should be the result of performing these actions, can somebody please explain to me what more needs to be known besides the intuitive idea of Read and Remove to explain this behavior? Thanks. -- George Hester _________________________________ 
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February 16th 07, 07:52 AM
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ItemRead() and ItemRemoved() are not intuitive
ItemRemove doesn't fire if you remove the last item. You need to trap the Explorer's SelectionChange event additionally. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook Keep your Outlook categories organized! http://www.shareit.com/product.html?...4&languageid=1 (German: http://www.VBOffice.net/product.html?pub=6) Am Fri, 16 Feb 2007 01:24:56 -0500 schrieb George Hester: If I put a msg into a folder where I am capturing these events I get the itemRead event. Since there are no other msgs in that folder when I remove the msg I do NOT get the itemRemove event. That is not intuitive. If I then add the message back to the folder I do NOT get the itemRead event. That is NOT intuitive. Let's leave the msg there and add a different msg. If I put a second different msg into the folder I get the itemRead event. When I remove the item from the folder I get the itemRemove event. Now THAT is intuitive. But now if I add the msg back to the folder I do NOT get the itemRead event. That is NOT intuitive. Since I am unable to predict the outcome for what seems intuitively should be the result of performing these actions, can somebody please explain to me what more needs to be known besides the intuitive idea of Read and Remove to explain this behavior? Thanks. -- George Hester _________________________________
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