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Hi,
No, it's not a 1 way road. You are correct, most RDO objects cannot be casted to Outlook objects, however, most objects such as Folders, messages... etc have EntryIDs which you can use to get the Outlook Object For example Private gFolder_CurrentOutlookFolder As Outlook.Folder = Nothing Private gFolder_CurrentOutlookRDOFolder As Redemption.RDOFolder = Nothing gFolder_CurrentOutlookFolder = explorer_ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder gFolder_CurrentOutlookRDOFolder = myRDOsession.GetFolderFromID(gFolder_CurrentOutloo kFolder.EntryID) As you can see above, I'm using the EntryID of an Outlook Folder to get an RDO folder. NOTE: Outlook events are so unreliable it is unbelievable Good luck |
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