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Outlook 2002 and above.
VS 2005 No VSTO Developing in C# (can't find a C# forum instead of VB) I have found some samples for adding buttons to Inspectors and operating on the mail message. Though I have found lots of messages about how the Next (CTRL-) and Previous (CTRL-) do not fire any events. Therefore your button acts on the previous email opened instead of the currently viewed message. Can anyone point me to a sample (C# preferred) that works around this in some way. I have started down the root of registering for the Open and the Read events. The Open to setup my buttons and the Read to perhaps grab the new object. Suggestions welcome. Thanks, Dave |
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Actually that's not really the case. In some versions of Outlook you do get
a NewInspector event when Next or Previous are used. In some you don't. Basically the fix that fires NewInspector was added in Outlook 2002 SP2, so anything later than that should fire NewInspector. The easiest thing to do is have users update to SP2 or later if they are running Outlook 2002, which is pretty old anyway. See http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=321326 for a little more information. -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "David" wrote in message ... Outlook 2002 and above. VS 2005 No VSTO Developing in C# (can't find a C# forum instead of VB) I have found some samples for adding buttons to Inspectors and operating on the mail message. Though I have found lots of messages about how the Next (CTRL-) and Previous (CTRL-) do not fire any events. Therefore your button acts on the previous email opened instead of the currently viewed message. Can anyone point me to a sample (C# preferred) that works around this in some way. I have started down the root of registering for the Open and the Read events. The Open to setup my buttons and the Read to perhaps grab the new object. Suggestions welcome. Thanks, Dave |
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