Is the ItemSend event reliable?

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Is the ItemSend event reliable?
 
Steve Smith


Guest


Hello!

When both attachments and UserProperties are added to an e-mail in Outlook, it's sent in the proprietary TNEF format which other mail clients can't read.

In order to work around this issue I'm thinking of deleting the UserProperties upon the ItemSend event.

I've previously found that some MS events are unreliable and sometimes occur and sometimes don't.

The question is: Is the ItemSend event reliable accross Outlook2000 to 2010?

Thank you!
Posted 23 Jan, 2011 09:45:46 Top
Eugene Astafiev


Guest


Hi Steve,

Yes, it is always fired in Outlook. You can freely add your code to this event handler.
Posted 24 Jan, 2011 04:50:54 Top
speck


Guest


hi,

It is always fired from Outlook.

Tips:

- You need to NIL any extra OleVariants you use.

- If you get an exception when accessing the Email Address field or Receipients, you need to use the Outlook Security Manager.

- If you get an exception from the Outlook Security Manager, you need to register the SecMan.dll file.

:)
Posted 15 Feb, 2011 08:33:09 Top