There is no real way to get that information. You can try trapping ItemAdd
on the Deleted Items folder's Items collection but that won't trap items
that are hard deleted (Shift+Delete). The only real way is to set up a
collection of items in the folder and compare that collection to the
existing Items collection and seeing what's missing after ItemRemove fires.
It's a hack but that's about all you can do.

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> I'm processing contact item events by declaring a variable as such:
>
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> Set m_ContactItems =
Outlook.Application.GetNamespace("MAPI").GetDefaultFolder(olFolderContacts).
Items
> That all works fine, except that as I just went to add an ItemRemove
> handler, I saw that, unlike ItemAdd and ItemChange, ItemRemove does not
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> tia,
> Mark