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within the constraints identified ... i.e. using the inspector object as previously accepted in another question then the post made meets the request. &nbsp;Ultimately of course it is up to the author to indicate any problems ... but the lack of post implies the post meets the requirement ... since I believe from my tests that the post is correct<br />
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Chris
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within the constraints identified ... i.e. using the inspector object as previously accepted in another question then the post made meets the request.  Ultimately of course it is up to the author to indicate any problems ... but the lack of post implies the post meets the requirement ... since I believe from my tests that the post is correct

Chris

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Chris - my apologies for the hassle -- I dropped the ball on this one.<br />
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I have not had the time to test this out. &nbsp;Your track record with me gives me confidence that it will work as you suggest ; )
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Chris - my apologies for the hassle -- I dropped the ball on this one.

I have not had the time to test this out.  Your track record with me gives me confidence that it will work as you suggest ; )

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Hi-<br />
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Wondering how I can reference the properties of an email that I am replying to in VBA? &nbsp;e.g. after clicking on reply, how do I reference e.g. the EntryID of the message that I am replying to? &nbsp;Is there some parent/child relationship or some other means that links the 2 mailitems?<br />
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Example scenario: I click reply and want to append the EntryID of the message I am replying to to the subject line of the reply?<br />
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Or during what event can I save the EventID to a string from the mailitem that is current when the reply button is clicked?<br />
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Hoping someone has got the answers for me!<br />
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Thanks-
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Hi-

Wondering how I can reference the properties of an email that I am replying to in VBA?  e.g. after clicking on reply, how do I reference e.g. the EntryID of the message that I am replying to?  Is there some parent/child relationship or some other means that links the 2 mailitems?

Example scenario: I click reply and want to append the EntryID of the message I am replying to to the subject line of the reply?

Or during what event can I save the EventID to a string from the mailitem that is current when the reply button is clicked?

Hoping someone has got the answers for me!

Thanks-

vba Reference to original message when reply in Outlook 2007

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