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Hi,
I have subfolders inside outlook Task Folder. I want to track if any task has been moved from one task folder to another task folder. Is there any event to track this ? Regards Atul Sureka |
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The source folder will fire a MAPIFolder.Items.ItemRemove event, while the target folder fires a MAPIFolder.Items.ItemAdd event, but there's nothing to link the two events programmatically, nor is there an explicit Move event.
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