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[HeSaidJoe]

Using the outlook model, does anyone know the syntax for "Tell me when message has been read!"

Example Code:

With objOutlookMsg
    .To = Rst!email
    .Subject = mySubject
    .Body = "To All Parties Concerned:" & vbNewLine & vbNewLine
    .Importance = olImportanceHigh
    Set objOutlookAttach = .Attachments.Add(strAttachments)
'***********************************************************
'what would go here to use that feature
    .****Tell Me When Message Read *****    
'***********************************************************    
    .Send
    End With

[crispin]

MSDN reckons that there is a Read Event that is raised by an item, i.e. a mail message when it is read.

Read Event Example

This VBScript example uses the Read event to increment a counter that tracks how often an item is read.

Sub Item_Read()
    Set myProperty = Item.UserProperties("ReadCount")
    myProperty.Value = myProperty.Value + 1
    Item.Save
End Sub

Im assuming that if this is exposed to VBScript then VB shouldn't have a problem with it.

hope this helps

[HeSaidJoe]

Crispin:
The truth of the matter is I have **** for brains today, well, especially today, but probably most days.

All I needed was

.ReadReceiptRequired = True

All I had to do was press . and the available properties are there but NO. Not Me...dumb dumb...there are days when either my real self takes over or my real self disappears and I'm not sure which is the truth of the matter.

Your solution seems to apply to the reading of email and not
the receipt of mail being read on the other end. Thanks for the effort.

Later


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