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When I group my Inbox by Message Class, I see the expected results,
message classes such as "Message", "Out of Office Reply", "Message
(StorageQuotaWarning)", "Meeting Cancellation".
I can determine almost all of these programatically, by examining
objMsg.Class and/or obj.MsgClass. However, messages of the type "SMIME
Signed Messages" return the useless .MessageClass "IPM.Note" instead
of "IPM.Note.SMIME", which is what I would expect.
This causes my code all sorts of grief, since I can't tamper with this
class of message (remove attachements and save).
I cannot use a third party add-in, nor can I expect CDO to be
available. At this point, I just need to be able to detect this kind
of message. Is this possible in a pure VBA solution?
I've seen others have had this issue too, but have not seen an usable
answer (that I could follow at least.)
I would be most appreciative of any help I can get with this.
D.
message classes such as "Message", "Out of Office Reply", "Message
(StorageQuotaWarning)", "Meeting Cancellation".
I can determine almost all of these programatically, by examining
objMsg.Class and/or obj.MsgClass. However, messages of the type "SMIME
Signed Messages" return the useless .MessageClass "IPM.Note" instead
of "IPM.Note.SMIME", which is what I would expect.
This causes my code all sorts of grief, since I can't tamper with this
class of message (remove attachements and save).
I cannot use a third party add-in, nor can I expect CDO to be
available. At this point, I just need to be able to detect this kind
of message. Is this possible in a pure VBA solution?
I've seen others have had this issue too, but have not seen an usable
answer (that I could follow at least.)
I would be most appreciative of any help I can get with this.
D.