I am completely stuck as to how to retrieve details of an email which is either currently selected or open. In fact, I can't find any details on how to access an email. It seems you can traverse the entire folder structure and get all emails, but that doesn't really help me.
I don't suppose I can get some 开发者_运维问答pointers?
And yes, I hate VBA as much as the next developer, but unfortunately about 0.1% of my work involves integration with Outlook.
Cheers.
To get the currently selected emails by looking at the Selection object of the Explorer.
Dim myOlExp As Outlook.Explorer
Dim myOlSel As Outlook.Selection
Set myOlExp = Application.ActiveExplorer
Set myOlSel = myOlExp.Selection
The selection object can contain many items and also contain Items that are of other types than mail (IPM.Note) i.e calendar apps etc. So if you only want mail items you can take a look at the item MessageClass
As for the current email that is trickier as you can multuiple of these open if you just want the top most you can use the Application.ActiveInspector otherwise you should look at the Inspectors Collection of the Application object. You can then get the "item" from the CurrentItem property off the Inspector(remember these can be non mails as well)
Hope full that will get you going
I ended up here as I was looking for a way to use VBA to modify the email that is currently being composed. While the ActiveInspector
solution above works if the new email is in a new window, it does not work if replying 'inline' (in the preview pane). For this, I wrote this function:
Private Function CurrentEmail() As MailItem
Dim thisMail As MailItem
If Application.ActiveInspector Is Nothing Then
'editing in preview pane
Set thisMail = Application.ActiveExplorer.ActiveInlineResponse
Else
'editing in pop out window
Set thisMail = Application.ActiveInspector.CurrentItem
End If
If thisMail Is Nothing Then Exit Function
If thisMail.Sent Then Exit Function 'ignore sent items
Set CurrentEmail = thisMail
End Function
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