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September 10th 09, 01:04 PM
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Should I switch to redemption
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Yes, I realized the way over the ItemID, but that's a bit arkward. I think it's just as awkward as casting to be honest So you say Remdemtion Events are more reliable? A lot more reliable, not 100% reliable still You can recommend the use of redemption? If your addin is event driven then yet, definately. How do I get an Redemption Item from the item that I get from a FormRegion Object? Sorry, I have very little experience with outlook FormRegions. 
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September 10th 09, 01:09 PM
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Should I switch to redemption
Thanks a lot.
The FormRegion is not important. I can get an Item Object from the region or from the inspector object. Normally I would cast this Object to e.g. Outlook.TaskItem. How can I cast this to the appropriate RDO Object? Also the difference between a cast and the ItemID is, A cast does not call a function that has to lookup an item. So performance is also a point Best TOm "Nabil" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... See below Yes, I realized the way over the ItemID, but that's a bit arkward. I think it's just as awkward as casting to be honest So you say Remdemtion Events are more reliable? A lot more reliable, not 100% reliable still You can recommend the use of redemption? If your addin is event driven then yet, definately. How do I get an Redemption Item from the item that I get from a FormRegion Object? Sorry, I have very little experience with outlook FormRegions.
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September 10th 09, 01:26 PM
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Should I switch to redemption
See below
The FormRegion is not important. I can get an Item Object from the region or from the inspector object. Normally I would cast this Object to e.g. Outlook.TaskItem. How can I cast this to the appropriate RDO Object? Having had a quick look, I don't know how you'd cast a TaskItem. I know that for mail items you do this Dim myRDOMail As Redemption.RDOMail Dim myMailItem As Outlook.MailItem myRDOMail = myRDOsession.GetMessageFromID(myMailItem.EntryID) Have a look at the following link which may help you and also have a alook throught the FAQ section on the redemption website http://www.dimastr.com/redemption/rdo/RDOTaskItem.htm Also the difference between a cast and the ItemID is, A cast does not call a function that has to lookup an item. So performance is also a point Best TOm "Nabil" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... See below Yes, I realized the way over the ItemID, but that's a bit arkward. I think it's just as awkward as casting to be honest So you say Remdemtion Events are more reliable? A lot more reliable, not 100% reliable still You can recommend the use of redemption? If your addin is event driven then yet, definately. How do I get an Redemption Item from the item that I get from a FormRegion Object? Sorry, I have very little experience with outlook FormRegions.
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September 10th 09, 01:52 PM
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Should I switch to redemption
You wouldn't cast it, you'd get the Outlook.TaskItem and get its EntryID and
get an RDO item from that. -- 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 "escamoteur" wrote in message ... Thanks a lot. The FormRegion is not important. I can get an Item Object from the region or from the inspector object. Normally I would cast this Object to e.g. Outlook.TaskItem. How can I cast this to the appropriate RDO Object? Also the difference between a cast and the ItemID is, A cast does not call a function that has to lookup an item. So performance is also a point Best TOm
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