Greetings all,

I recently developed some code for outlook that puts a button on the
commandbar. I noticed that the button should be hidden when not viewing
emails. I took the following strategy to get this working:

Private Sub m_olExplorer_FolderSwitch()
Select Case m_olExplorer.CurrentFolder.Name
Case "Inbox"
objCommandBarButton.Visible = True
Case Else
objCommandBarButton.Visible = False
End Select
End Sub

Unfortunately, I seem to get a small bit of flicker. In otherwords the
commandbar appears, then the Folderswitch event fires, then the button is
reenabled.

It looks like everything else is being occuring during a previous event...
Am I using the correct event? Is there a better way to do this? The flicker
looks pretty unprofessional.

-Tim

Please do not multipost. See my answer in the other group you posted in.

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Ken Slovak
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"Addin_Noob" wrote in message
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Greetings all,

I recently developed some code for outlook that puts a button on the
commandbar. I noticed that the button should be hidden when not viewing
emails. I took the following strategy to get this working:

Private Sub m_olExplorer_FolderSwitch()
Select Case m_olExplorer.CurrentFolder.Name
Case "Inbox"
objCommandBarButton.Visible = True
Case Else
objCommandBarButton.Visible = False
End Select
End Sub

Unfortunately, I seem to get a small bit of flicker. In otherwords the
commandbar appears, then the Folderswitch event fires, then the button is
reenabled.

It looks like everything else is being occuring during a previous event...
Am I using the correct event? Is there a better way to do this? The
flicker
looks pretty unprofessional.

-Tim