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Ewgenij Sokolovski
Hello, All. Currently, I am programming a tool which is supposed to
set a group of outlook settings programmatically. For that purpose I
simulate manual clicking through the Outlook with my program code.
Now, I encountered the following problem:
I want to "click" on the Inbox symbol in my Outlook folder bar.
Currently I do that this way:
FpApp := CoOutlookApplication.Create;
FpApp.GetNamespace('MAPI').GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox).Display;
However, this command opens a new Outlook window with clicked Inbox
folder. But I want to click in the window that already exists! Not in
a new one. Is there any possibility to do that? Otherways, all the
settings I set in the new window are lost after my program terminates:
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BR
Ewgenij
set a group of outlook settings programmatically. For that purpose I
simulate manual clicking through the Outlook with my program code.
Now, I encountered the following problem:
I want to "click" on the Inbox symbol in my Outlook folder bar.
Currently I do that this way:
FpApp := CoOutlookApplication.Create;
FpApp.GetNamespace('MAPI').GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox).Display;
However, this command opens a new Outlook window with clicked Inbox
folder. But I want to click in the window that already exists! Not in
a new one. Is there any possibility to do that? Otherways, all the
settings I set in the new window are lost after my program terminates:
((
BR
Ewgenij