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I want to create a small Outlook addin that writes some additional
lines of RTF text to the body when the mail item is sent. Writing RTF text into the body I'm using a small extended MAPI based procedure written in VC++. Everytime the code leaves the event handler I got the error: "The messaging interface returned an unknown error. If the problem persits, restart Outlook." When opening the message again I can see the newly created RTF text. My code looks like that: Private WithEvents host As Outlook.application Private Sub host_ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean) Dim id As String id = Item.entryID Call AddMessageByEntryId(id, host, "Confidential message") .... .... .... I found within the newsgroups answers that I have to dereference all Outlook MailItem instances and create a new one by calling GetItemFromID. But how can I do this when I'm in the event handler that holds an instance itself? Does anybody have an idea what could I do? Any help greatly appreciated! With best regards, Thomas |
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