Hi Dennis,
you can´t do that at all via the OOM.
If the visibility of Attachments on the screen are your problem, then
you can add an UserForm to your project with e.g. a MSFlexGrid. This
Grid supports a TopRow property which allows you to determine the
visible row(s). You just have to copy all needed Attachment data into
the grid.
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Viele Gruesse / Best regards
Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook
I guess what I'm trying to do is access an attachment that isn't in the
visible window. If there are 15 attachments, but only 7 are displayed
in the attachment field, and I want to get to and open attachment#11
without physically scrolling the window to bring attachment#11 into
view, how do I do that? Or how can I use the object model to bring
attachment#11 into view within the field?
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Thanks,
Dennis
I don´t understand your question. I mean, you could choose a control
which gives you more power with the visible items.
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Viele Gruesse / Best regards
Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook
Then would the user be able to access the attachment that isn't
physically on the screen?
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Thanks,
Dennis
May you can create an additioinal UserForm with a ListBox, which
lists
all attachments?
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Viele Gruesse / Best regards
Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook
With no way to execute an attachment from the collection, is there
any
way to bring it into the visible window? For example, if I have 28
attachments, and only items#1 through #7 are in the visible window,
is
there any means to make attachment item#14 visible? I have a means
with
my adaptive screen reader to locate text on the screen and move the
mouse to it, then click on it, but is there any way to make an
attachment item visible without manually scrolling the field/window?
