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Hi,
When i modify and save a global view using a COM AddIn, the current folder
is not reflected with the changes i made to the global view.
Say my Inbox is using the "Messages" view and i programmatically modify it
to group by from (modifying the view XML) and save the view. I click on this
addin button when the current folder was Inbox. I find that "Inbox" is not
reflected with the new view style. If i navigate to some other folder and
come back to Inbox, i find that the changes i made to the view have been
reflected. Sometimes I have to close and open Outlook to refresh the folder.
Can somebody throw some light on this?
Thanks and Regards,
Laks
P.S. I am calling objApp.ActiveExplorer().CurrentFolder.CurrentView.Apply()
after modification. I am also releasing all my references after i finish the
execution and explicitly call GC.Collect().
When i modify and save a global view using a COM AddIn, the current folder
is not reflected with the changes i made to the global view.
Say my Inbox is using the "Messages" view and i programmatically modify it
to group by from (modifying the view XML) and save the view. I click on this
addin button when the current folder was Inbox. I find that "Inbox" is not
reflected with the new view style. If i navigate to some other folder and
come back to Inbox, i find that the changes i made to the view have been
reflected. Sometimes I have to close and open Outlook to refresh the folder.
Can somebody throw some light on this?
Thanks and Regards,
Laks
P.S. I am calling objApp.ActiveExplorer().CurrentFolder.CurrentView.Apply()
after modification. I am also releasing all my references after i finish the
execution and explicitly call GC.Collect().