(Outlook2003)Monitor change for "to" "cc" "bcc" on message compose dialog?
 

I search through google, found that propertychange can monitor them, but
couldn't get fired if addresses were deleted, that's not very good. I noticed
that some post say use CustomPropertyChange can process deletion for e-mail
addresses, i saw some posts but still have no ideas about how to use it, Can
someone give a short brief on how to use CustomPropertyChange or give me some
links? Thanks.

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(Outlook2003)Monitor change for "to" "cc" "bcc" on message compose dialog?
 

You use CustomPropertyChange() exactly the same way you'd use
PropertyChange(), there's no difference. You get the name of the custom
property that's being changed. However that won't help you since what you
want to look at is not a custom property.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm


"ryotyankou via OfficeKB.com" u48591@uwe wrote in message
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I search through google, found that propertychange can monitor them, but
couldn't get fired if addresses were deleted, that's not very good. I
noticed
that some post say use CustomPropertyChange can process deletion for
e-mail
addresses, i saw some posts but still have no ideas about how to use it,
Can
someone give a short brief on how to use CustomPropertyChange or give me
some
links? Thanks.

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(Outlook2003)Monitor change for "to" "cc" "bcc" on message compose dialog?
 

Hi, ken, I dispatched MailItem, PropertyChange can be fired. But
CustomPropertyChange is not fire. Should i make a form or modify the default
message form, in a word, i don't know how to make CustomPropertyChange event
get contact with To/CC/BCC field.

Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
You use CustomPropertyChange() exactly the same way you'd use
PropertyChange(), there's no difference. You get the name of the custom
property that's being changed. However that won't help you since what you
want to look at is not a custom property.

I search through google, found that propertychange can monitor them, but
couldn't get fired if addresses were deleted, that's not very good. I
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
some
links? Thanks.

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(Outlook2003)Monitor change for "to" "cc" "bcc" on message compose dialog?
 

Do you mean that the build-in properties can not be changed or repurpose or
something like that?
Do you mean that CustomPropertyChange only use for controls on custom form?
Then how could i detect deletion of e-mail addresses in to/cc/bcc fields?

Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
You use CustomPropertyChange() exactly the same way you'd use
PropertyChange(), there's no difference. You get the name of the custom
property that's being changed. However that won't help you since what you
want to look at is not a custom property.

I search through google, found that propertychange can monitor them, but
couldn't get fired if addresses were deleted, that's not very good. I
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
some
links? Thanks.

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(Outlook2003)Monitor change for "to" "cc" "bcc" on message compose dialog?
 

I mean exactly that a built-in field will not fire CustomPropertyChange()
since it's not a custom property. The name tells you exactly what it's for.
Built-in properties fire PropertyChange(), custom ones fire
CustomPropertyChange(). It's very logical.

PropertyChange() should fire if To, Cc or Bcc are changed.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm


"ryotyankou via OfficeKB.com" u48591@uwe wrote in message
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Do you mean that the build-in properties can not be changed or repurpose
or
something like that?
Do you mean that CustomPropertyChange only use for controls on custom
form?
Then how could i detect deletion of e-mail addresses in to/cc/bcc fields?

(Outlook2003)Monitor change for "to" "cc" "bcc" on message compose dialog?
 

PropertyChange could not be fired if e-mail addresses were deleted, how could
i detect the deletion then? All i wanted is to detect this.

Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
I mean exactly that a built-in field will not fire CustomPropertyChange()
since it's not a custom property. The name tells you exactly what it's for.
Built-in properties fire PropertyChange(), custom ones fire
CustomPropertyChange(). It's very logical.

PropertyChange() should fire if To, Cc or Bcc are changed.

Do you mean that the build-in properties can not be changed or repurpose
or
something like that?
Do you mean that CustomPropertyChange only use for controls on custom
form?
Then how could i detect deletion of e-mail addresses in to/cc/bcc fields?

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(Outlook2003)Monitor change for "to" "cc" "bcc" on message compose dialog?
 

To, Cc and Bcc will change and fire that event if the item is saved after
the recipients are removed. You can also check the count of the Recipients
collection at intervals or in specific event handlers, and you can check the
Items.Change() event, but that would also require a saved item.

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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm


"ryotyankou via OfficeKB.com" u48591@uwe wrote in message
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PropertyChange could not be fired if e-mail addresses were deleted, how
could
i detect the deletion then? All i wanted is to detect this.