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Open message from inbox in Outlook 2000 Inbox using VBA / CDO / Redemption / Message ID
Hello -
I'm using Outlook 2000 / VBA / CDO / Redemption / Exchange 2003.
In Access, I cycle through the inbox and build a table of Message Subject / Message ID / Sender.
I want to be able to open the original mail item in the Outlook message interface by passing the Message ID.
Can this be done?
I'm using Outlook 2000 / VBA / CDO / Redemption / Exchange 2003.
In Access, I cycle through the inbox and build a table of Message Subject / Message ID / Sender.
I want to be able to open the original mail item in the Outlook message interface by passing the Message ID.
Can this be done?
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Ok, that's good.
- How to cycle through each item to get Redemption.PR_ENTRYID
- I've tried all sorts of methods to open the message on the Entry ID without luck.
- How to cycle through each item to get Redemption.PR_ENTRYID
- I've tried all sorts of methods to open the message on the Entry ID without luck.
This should help you select your items
sSearchString = "[EntryID] = '" & sEntryID & '"'
Dim moNameSpace As Object
myFolder = myNameSpace.GetDefaultFolder(mlFolderSentMail) '<---- choose your default folder constant here
Set olEmail = myFolder.Items.Find(sSearchString)ASKER
This code is where I'm at
Set Session = CreateObject("Redemption.R
Session.Logon
Dim GUID As String
Set myOlApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Appl
Set myNameSpace = myOlApp.GetNamespace("MAPI
Set Session = CreateObject("Redemption.R
GUID = (140 Character ENTRYID string copied from a email msg via Outlook Spy)
Set olitem = myNameSpace.GetItemFromID(
olitem.Display
This works as it should..
However
1 - I can't seem to read the 140 character ENTRYID from Redemption.PR_ENTRYID
It returns a 9 charater string instead.
2 -Furthermore, How do I loop through my inbox (default) to read each msg's ENTRYID (140 charater ID)
Set Session = CreateObject("Redemption.R
Session.Logon
Dim GUID As String
Set myOlApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Appl
Set myNameSpace = myOlApp.GetNamespace("MAPI
Set Session = CreateObject("Redemption.R
GUID = (140 Character ENTRYID string copied from a email msg via Outlook Spy)
Set olitem = myNameSpace.GetItemFromID(
olitem.Display
This works as it should..
However
1 - I can't seem to read the 140 character ENTRYID from Redemption.PR_ENTRYID
It returns a 9 charater string instead.
2 -Furthermore, How do I loop through my inbox (default) to read each msg's ENTRYID (140 charater ID)
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Any ideas why all instances of
Set olitem = myNameSpace.GetItemFromID(
would bail with an "The Operation Failed error Message"
I'm ditching Outlook 2003 for Outlook 2000 which is more of the standard here.
So I switched from Outlook 11 object library to Outlook 9 object library.
That's the only thing that changed.
Set olitem = myNameSpace.GetItemFromID(
would bail with an "The Operation Failed error Message"
I'm ditching Outlook 2003 for Outlook 2000 which is more of the standard here.
So I switched from Outlook 11 object library to Outlook 9 object library.
That's the only thing that changed.
It's been a long time since I did anything in Outlook 2000. I'd start by checking to make sure that GUId contains a valid EntryID
Yes, it's possible using the GetItemFromID method of Outlook's Session object.