Hi Sasha,
You need to bind a VFP object to the outlook object so the ItemSend event triggers code in your VFP app. There's a sample of how to do this in VFP 6 in an atricle I wrote for FoxTalk and that's available on my
web site - click on the BindEvents link in the left hand frame. You need to use VFPCOM and BindEvents.
Under VFP7 you use the same technique, but there's a native event binding mechanism (no need for VFPCOM).
Cheers,
Andrew
>Outlook 2000, VFP 6/7
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>I'm trying to send an e-mail from VFP by using the Outlook 2000. I'm not using Outlook.MailItem.Send procedure. Instead, I'm using Outlook.MailItem.Display because the users want to preview the message and than decide to send it or not.
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>After the message has been sent, I need to log that information.
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>The question is:
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>How can I find out if the user clicked the Send button?
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>Sasha
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