"us.pwc" OR detail OR "through"
fails to find a 5 day old message whose subject has the word through, even though 212 matches DO show up. However the newest of those messages is 8/2/12, nearly a year ago
The message is apparently indexed; instant search DOES see it when
- The first...
Sounds like Ken and Sue territory! It at first looked heavy, involving class code as shown in NewExplorer Event*[Outlook 2007 Developer Reference] and shown below. But thanks to a Sue post (OutlookCode.com :: Initializing Event Handlers), simply placing all this in ThisOutlookSession, not a...
Love this forum!
This if for when I open a second copy of the inbox via
outlook.exe /select outlook:inbox
I'm trying to identify what event(s) fire off - perhaps analogous to "App_NewWorkbook" in Excel.
(One reason for having multiple inboxes at once is to do different searches...
Let's say I've opened a mail item, which happens to be the 2nd item("Msg2") in Inbox.
Now I go back to the Inbox window but select the third item("Msg3").
ActiveInspector.CurrentItem would show data, but that's irrelevant to the current window item...
[ result of going outlook.exe /select outlook:inbox which produces a second inbox ]
Is the technical description of this that I'm creating a second Namespace? If that is the case, then maybe I can identify which namespace is which, and possibly take advantage of that - e.g. setting properties...
Note, "instance" may be a technically dubious choice. Let's just say I'm talking about what you get when you use command line option /select. Sorry about that.
I'm bracing for a "this isn't supported" or "nonstandard usage" answer but here goes: I start a second instance of OL2007 via
outlook.exe /select outlook:inbox
while an instance is running. In fact, you can open multiple instances that way. And they're all fine. You can have Inbox in one...
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