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Hi,

I need to do a very simple email notification application, which should loign to MS Exchange 2003 server and check if any new messages..


BUT



there is one problem..


we use MS Outlook 2000 and 2003 which has two accounts, MS Exchange and POP3 configured..

so is there any way to login to both, check if any new messages and notify the user



Many Thanks..




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  • Michael Slater

    Jassim,

    I am sorry it took so long for us to respond. We are trying to now get on top of the forums in earnest!

    To check for unread messages for one area, just use the UnReadItemCount property of the folder you want. For example:

    Dim objFolder As MAPIFolder
    Set objFolder = ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder
    Debug.Print objFolder.UnReadItemCount

    Currently, I have 26 unread emails for work and 29 on my MSN account. You can access another account by acquiring a pointer to the target folder and checking this property.

    Set MSNFolder = onMAPI.Folders("Hotmail").Folders("Inbox")
    Debug.Print MSNFolder.UnReadItemCount

    This should get you precisely what you need.

    Regards,

    John.

     



  • _Ben_

    Jassim -
    I moved your thread to the Visual Studio Tools for Office where you might find more help.

    Thanks,
    Karen
    Visual C#

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