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PeterQ
hello Team,
I am developing some vba-macro's in Outlook 2000 using CDO and the
Profman library that goes with the Redemption library.
One thing I do is to walk through the entire addresslist to see if the
current user has access to the mailboxes that correspond to the
addressentries in the addresslist.
To check this I first add the mailbox to Outlook using the Profman
example on the redemption web site under "Profiles". Then I test to see
whether I have access to this mailbox with the next line of code:
i = Application.Session.Folders_
("Mailbox - " & sEntry).Folders.Count
When no error occurs and the value in "i" > 0 then I do not remove the
mailbox from Outlook with the Profman lib routines.
It works great. I can detect now automatically what mailboxes are
accessible or not. Some mailboxes produce here a runtime error and
others give back "0" as the number of accessible folders. (and the right
ones return i>0 of course).
However, when I want to shut down Outlook, it does not shut down
completely: the small box displaying "Outlook shutting down" keeps
showing and I will have to shut down both Outlook and Mapisp32 manually
using the taskmanager.
And I am sure, that this is due to the errors that happen as i am trying
to access a mailbox to which i do not have access privileges. But i do
not see how to solve this.
Does anyone have a good idea to solve this ?
(the only profile that i can use from my client pc to pass to by example
CDO is "Microsoft Exchange Server").
greetings,
Peter
I am developing some vba-macro's in Outlook 2000 using CDO and the
Profman library that goes with the Redemption library.
One thing I do is to walk through the entire addresslist to see if the
current user has access to the mailboxes that correspond to the
addressentries in the addresslist.
To check this I first add the mailbox to Outlook using the Profman
example on the redemption web site under "Profiles". Then I test to see
whether I have access to this mailbox with the next line of code:
i = Application.Session.Folders_
("Mailbox - " & sEntry).Folders.Count
When no error occurs and the value in "i" > 0 then I do not remove the
mailbox from Outlook with the Profman lib routines.
It works great. I can detect now automatically what mailboxes are
accessible or not. Some mailboxes produce here a runtime error and
others give back "0" as the number of accessible folders. (and the right
ones return i>0 of course).
However, when I want to shut down Outlook, it does not shut down
completely: the small box displaying "Outlook shutting down" keeps
showing and I will have to shut down both Outlook and Mapisp32 manually
using the taskmanager.
And I am sure, that this is due to the errors that happen as i am trying
to access a mailbox to which i do not have access privileges. But i do
not see how to solve this.
Does anyone have a good idea to solve this ?
(the only profile that i can use from my client pc to pass to by example
CDO is "Microsoft Exchange Server").
greetings,
Peter