olInspector is one of the OlObjectClass enums, you cannot have a varable
with that name.
Secondly, change the code to the following (notice Inspectors.Item)

Set Inspector = Application.Inspectors.Item(1)
Inspector.Close(olDiscard)

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"Synced" wrote in message
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I can't even do the following for example:

Dim olInspector as Inspector
Set olInspector = Application.Inspectors(1)
olInspector.Close(olDiscard)

I get the 287 error. I also get the 287 error if I try to close a MailItem
in the CommandBarButton Click event.

Any ideas what I am doing wrong? Is error 287 always related to security?
Like I said in the other post. I thought code security was supposed to
prompt
when security is becoming an issue.

I'm not getting any prompts, just error 287 exceptions.

Thanks again in advance for all the help.

"Dmitry Streblechenko" wrote:

What is teh relevant snippet off your code?
When exactly is your code executed (a particular event handler etc)?

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Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP)
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OutlookSpy - Outlook, CDO
and MAPI Developer Tool
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"Synced" wrote in message
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Hey gang.

Fairly new to automating office/outlook. I am working on a COM add-in
written in VB6.

I am getting an error 287 when trying to do a Close() call on an
Inspector
or MailItem.

I did a bunch of read up and this seems to be related to the security
features in office however my Application object does say it is trusted
so
why am I hitting this issue?

So how do I work around this? Am I doing something wrong?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!


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