You could use a server script or event sink to change the message class to
that of a custom form that contains the code you need to run. But make sure
form works before you go that route -- changing the format as a message is
opened could be tricky.
> do you know of another solution? or is it possible to only run this when
> she reads the messages (that way it only affects the messages it needs to)?
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> > to a public folder programming situation. The ItemAdd event will fire and
> > run the code only when the Outlook client is running.
> > > Hi, I'm relatively new to outlook programming as I've had no real need
> for
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> > >
> > > Any help would be greately appreciated!
Chris Coho, Jr - 30 Jun 2003 20:36 GMT
hmm, well i appreciate your help. It sounds as though it may just be easier
to remove outlook 2000 and put outlook 97 on her machine to solve the
problem, up until this point i've never done any outlook programming and if
its a more advanced routine it probably isn't worth all the time it'll take
me to learn how to do it -vs- the time outlook 2000 saves her.
Thanks again for your help!
> You could use a server script or event sink to change the message class to
> that of a custom form that contains the code you need to run. But make sure
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> > > >
> > > > Any help would be greately appreciated!
Sue Mosher [MVP] - 30 Jun 2003 21:02 GMT
The other thing I'd do is ask *why* she needs to save all messages as .rtf.
> hmm, well i appreciate your help. It sounds as though it may just be easier
> to remove outlook 2000 and put outlook 97 on her machine to solve the
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> > > > >
> > > > > Any help would be greately appreciated!