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I find that the line:
strSender = msg.SenderName
does not work with versions of Outlook older than 2003 - and I need it to!
I have used the following code to extract the sender name:
Dim objRecips As Object, objReply As Object, objRecip As Object
Set objReply = msg.Reply
Set objRecips = objReply.Recipients
For Each objRecip In objRecips
strSender = objRecip.Address
Next
I have attached the full code for the context.
But I don't know how to get this to work with Redemption. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
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Apologies, I didn't look through the code. I read this line
strSender = msg.SenderName
and fixated on it.
So, the question is simply how to do a reply using Redemption? If so, then I believe the answer is to empliy the snippet below. Once you have the reply in the Redemption SafeMailItem you can process the recipients through the redReply.Recipients collection.
Thanks, I had to modify the code as I have to use late binding due to the umpteen different versions of Outlook I have to support. I changed it to the code attached and I get the message that ActiveX component can't create object at the first CreateObject line (Outlook.Recipients). Grrr...
Any suggestions?
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by: BlueDevilFanPosted on 2008-09-02 at 18:28:27ID: 22373320
Hi, pauldonson.
You can get the sender's name by creating a reply to the original message and looking at the lone recipient of that reply.