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looking for start point to read mail [download] ...

there are events that fire when inbox folder content changes [new item]

but is there some way to force inbox folder to "resync now" with remote
[server] folder at given moment, actualy performing "mail download"?
 
Am Tue, 22 Nov 2005 00:51:00 +0100 schrieb sali:


You can simulate mouse clicks on the proper tool- or menubar buttons. All
you need is a reference on the Office library, which contains the
CommandBars. Use the FindControl function to get the CommandBarButton object
and call its Execute method.

Very helpful with finding the button IDs is OutlookSpy from www.dimastr.com
 
Michael Bauer said:
Am Tue, 22 Nov 2005 00:51:00 +0100 schrieb sali:


You can simulate mouse clicks on the proper tool- or menubar buttons. All
you need is a reference on the Office library, which contains the
CommandBars. Use the FindControl function to get the CommandBarButton object
and call its Execute method.

Very helpful with finding the button IDs is OutlookSpy from www.dimastr.com


i hoped to find some "api" interface, to call it directly from my app, with
outlook hidden, not a "clickable" interface.

when counting on a "clickable" interface, you don't need a software, but a
person to keep on "clicking".

thanks anyway ...

looking for start point to read mail [download] ...

there are events that fire when inbox folder content changes [new item]

but is there some way to force inbox folder to "resync now" with remote
[server] folder at given moment, actualy performing "mail download"?
 
Am Wed, 23 Nov 2005 16:44:25 +0100 schrieb sali:
when counting on a "clickable" interface, you don't need a software, but a
person to keep on "clicking".

Maybe valid in your area. In general that´s non-sense.

BTW: Please watch the way a group is working. In this one replies are added
(for a very good reason) to the top. If they´re mixed, top and buttom, then
no one is able to follow.
 
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