Byung Kun Kim
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I'm saving some temporary data to mailItem.UserProperties.
Maybe I had read somewhere before that saving custom data into mailItem.UserProperties gets problem, when some kind of mail server received this type of mailitem(sort of TNEF?),
Is it better to remove my temp data from UserProperties when mailitem.Send?
Would you recommend good article about it, maybe on your site? |
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developer_cp
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If you are composing a fresh email, you probably don't need to put anything in UserProperties.
I guess your case is when you are replying email, and it pulls from the existing MailItem with custom UserProperties?
With my own experience of working with Outlook in the past few weeks (nightmare-ish).
I've been having hard time playing and saving custom data in UserProperties, in the end, I end up just restructured my code to only modify the MailItem ONCE in order to avoid the MAPI_E_OBJECT_CHANGE.
IMHO, is probably better not to include any custom stuff... |
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Andrei Smolin
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