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Hi,
I'm using VB6 to write an Outlook Add-in for Outlook 2003. I need to intercept the click event of some built-in buttons from the Explore object because the Outlook object model does not have all the events I need. The problem is if I have multiple explorers running, the click event will be triggered multiple times, when the button is pressed once. I know I need to set the .tag property to some unique value to avoid the event being trigged more than once, if it is a new button, but the trick does not work for built-in button controls. I have a class to wrap the explorer collection and the class has it's own variable to hold the button object My code looks like this: Set oBtnHelp = oExplorer.CommandBars("Standard").Controls("Help") oBtnHelp.tag = "some unique value for each explorer" ...... ...... Private Sub oBtnHelp_Click(ByVal Ctrl As Office.CommandBarButton, CancelDefault As Boolean) 'Do something for this event End Sub Could anyone show me what I need to do to fix the issue? Thanks, Thomson |
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