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![]() Hi, I have some Outlook VBA that runs on receipt of an email. After moving an incoming mail item from Inbox to another folder (using Redemption Data Objects) I want to programatically open that destination folder (as it may be a nested sub-folder) so the user can see a new mail item has been placed in the folder. I'd assumed that "Redemption.RDOFolder" would have an appropriate Method but no joy. Code snippet: - Code:
Dim rdoMailItem As Redemption.RDOMail Dim rdoDestFldr As Redemption.RDOFolder ... Set rdoDestFldr = ... ... rdoMailItem.Move rdoDestFldr NicMic |
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