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Russell Mangel
I am developing an Outlook Add-In for Outlook 2000(no Service Release)
I am using WorkGroup Mode, with one MAPI profile.
The Profile has two mailboxes, the default Exchange Mailbox for the "logged
on user", and another Exchange Mailbox (Shared between other users).
My Question:
How do I determine when the user starts a new email from inside the second
(Shared) Exchange mailbox?
How do I determine when the user replys to an existing email in the second
(Shared) Exchange mailbox?
I need to find an Outlook Event, that will help me determine which mailbox
the user started his or her action, so I can do the following things:
1. Change the MailItem From: Address to another Address from the GAL.
2. Move the sent message from the default mailbox "Sent Items" folder, to
the shared Mailbox's "Sent Items" folder.
I tried getting the StoreEntryID from the Folder object where the message is
sent from , but it seems always to return the default store EntryID each
time.
I thought I could just compare the StoreEntryID against the default
StoreEntryID and discover which mailbox the user is using, but no success.
Can some one help?
Thanks
Russell Mangel
Las Vegas, NV
I am using WorkGroup Mode, with one MAPI profile.
The Profile has two mailboxes, the default Exchange Mailbox for the "logged
on user", and another Exchange Mailbox (Shared between other users).
My Question:
How do I determine when the user starts a new email from inside the second
(Shared) Exchange mailbox?
How do I determine when the user replys to an existing email in the second
(Shared) Exchange mailbox?
I need to find an Outlook Event, that will help me determine which mailbox
the user started his or her action, so I can do the following things:
1. Change the MailItem From: Address to another Address from the GAL.
2. Move the sent message from the default mailbox "Sent Items" folder, to
the shared Mailbox's "Sent Items" folder.
I tried getting the StoreEntryID from the Folder object where the message is
sent from , but it seems always to return the default store EntryID each
time.
I thought I could just compare the StoreEntryID against the default
StoreEntryID and discover which mailbox the user is using, but no success.
Can some one help?
Thanks
Russell Mangel
Las Vegas, NV