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Fergus Cooney
Hello Outlook Folks, [which at this time probably means Hi Sue ]
I'm very active in the dotnet.languages.vb newsgroup answering
queries, etc.
It's getting to really bug me that OE highlights my own posts for my
attention as I then have to go to the thread, find the post, and either
download it and wait on it for a second (preferred), or right-click and select
mark-as-read. :-(
I do a lot of posts, so I'd like to automate this if I can. Maybe there's
a switch in OE that I don't know about ?
Failing that, can you guide me towards a programmatic solution. It doesn't
look as if OE supports VBA, so I guess an external solution is required - one
that can reach into OE while I'm using it.
Any code snippets in VB.NET or C# would be great. VB6 would be fine. Or
just let me know what Outlook objects/methods I need. I know how to invoke
Outlook, but I don't know how to get it to access new newsgroup headers, or
replicate finding my new posts, downloading them and marking them as read.
Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Fergus
I'm very active in the dotnet.languages.vb newsgroup answering
queries, etc.
It's getting to really bug me that OE highlights my own posts for my
attention as I then have to go to the thread, find the post, and either
download it and wait on it for a second (preferred), or right-click and select
mark-as-read. :-(
I do a lot of posts, so I'd like to automate this if I can. Maybe there's
a switch in OE that I don't know about ?
Failing that, can you guide me towards a programmatic solution. It doesn't
look as if OE supports VBA, so I guess an external solution is required - one
that can reach into OE while I'm using it.
Any code snippets in VB.NET or C# would be great. VB6 would be fine. Or
just let me know what Outlook objects/methods I need. I know how to invoke
Outlook, but I don't know how to get it to access new newsgroup headers, or
replicate finding my new posts, downloading them and marking them as read.
Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Fergus