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0. Yes it is true that the Recall This Message Outlook functionality very often does not work. WinDeveloper just released a server-side solution for Excahnge 2007/2010. It works equally well for both emails addressed to local recipients and for emails sent to foreign recipients. For more details:
To recall Sent Items - Select Email in your Sent folder and run the following vba. Dim SendItem As Object. Dim olItem As Outlook.MailItem. Dim olInsp As Outlook.Inspector. '// Selected item in Sent Items folder. Set SendItem = ActiveExplorer.Selection.Item(1) If TypeName(SendItem) = "MailItem" Then.
4. First of all I am aware that e-mail recall rarely works, and then usually only with Microsoft Exchange server. Despite the limitations, a client has requested this feature. My understanding is that the RECALL functionality in Microsoft Exchange is a proprietary extension of the SMTP protocol, and sends a new e-mail asking for a RECALL to the ...
The FindControl ID for "Recall This Message" is 2511, so you could use some code like this:. Sub SendRecall() Dim obj As Object Dim msg As Outlook.mailItem Dim insp As Outlook.Inspector ' get selected item Set obj = ActiveExplorer.Selection.item(1) If TypeName(obj) = "MailItem" Then Set msg = obj Set insp = msg.GetInspector ' execute the command button for "Recall this message" With insp ...
I am trying to get a vba in outlook to recall the message currently selected. the code I found is. Dim SendItem As Object. Dim olItem As Outlook.MailItem. Dim olInsp As Outlook.Inspector. '// Selected item in Sent Items folder. Set SendItem = ActiveExplorer.Selection.Item(1) If TypeName(SendItem) = "MailItem" Then. Set olItem = SendItem.
0. Thank you for your suggestion. I do not want to complicate the code so I use MessageClass property to catch recall email. Next information will be sent to team to remove such email. if obj_email.MessageClass == 'IPM.Outlook.Recall': raise Exception(f"There is a recall email in mailbox. Please remove it from inbox.")
Note 2-: I can manually mark (Recall request message) as Read without any error, So there must be way to do the same thing through using VBA (I think). Note 3-:I am using office 2016 and outlook is connected to an Exchange Server. By using the below code, I found (Recall request message) has type of: MailItem and MessageClass: IPM.Outlook.Recall
I have a console application using Outlook = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook reference that iterates through mailitems in a set of shared inboxes and saves the message fields to a database, the message to a specific file path for reference in a workflow application, then moves the emails to a subfolder.
Option Explicit Sub Recall() Dim SendItem As Object Dim olItem As Outlook.MailItem Dim olInsp As Outlook.Inspector '// Selected item in Sent Items folder Set SendItem = ActiveExplorer.Selection.Item(1) If TypeName(SendItem) = "MailItem" Then Set olItem = SendItem Set olInsp = olItem.GetInspector '// Execute Recall command button With olInsp ...
the question is, how do i handle such objects where the email has been recalled by the sender? I have to either skip them or move them to a different folder but message.Move doesnt work either on recalled emails (same error, no such interface supported). whole code: