Can I use MAPISendMail to write email to OE's Outbox folder rather than actually attempting the SEND?

[MLH]

130 Targets(0) = "smtp:CR**@NorthState.net"
135 MySubject = "Some relevant subject"
140 MyBodyText = "Blah, blah, blah"
150 Call SendMailWithOE(MySubject, MyBodyText, Targets)

SendMailWithOE invokes MAPISendMail courtesy of the
msoe dll in the outlook express folder. (see function declaration)

Declare Function MAPISendMail _
Lib "c:\program files\outlook express\msoe.dll" ( _
ByVal Session As Long, _
ByVal UIParam As Long, _
Message As MAPIMessage, _
ByVal Flags As Long, _
ByVal Reserved As Long) As Long

I would like to use the function call to call OE up in a state much
as it is when you open OE, click Create Mail and then click the
"Offline" icon on the compose window's menu bar. Creating a
letter that way writes the finished letter to OE's Outbox folder
rather than actually attempting to SEND it.

Am unsure if the MAPI interface supports my objective. Was
wondering if anyone in this NG has dabbled?

[pietlinden]

be bold. Try it.

[Lyle Fairfield]

Am unsure if the MAPI interface supports my objective. Was

wondering if anyone in this NG has dabbled?

Where the f__k do you think the code came from in the first place? Did
you steal it second or third hand, maybe?

[pietlinden]

Lyle Fairfield wrote:

Am unsure if the MAPI interface supports my objective. Was
wondering if anyone in this NG has dabbled?

Where the f__k do you think the code came from in the first place? Did
you steal it second or third hand, maybe?

IIRC, _you_ posted that code, Lyle. Or was it your evil twin?

[Larry Linson]

<pi********@hotmail.comwrote

IIRC, _you_ posted that code, Lyle.
Or was it your evil twin?

Wait a minute! I thought Kyle was the _good_ twin. :-)

Larry

[pietlinden]

Lyle Fairfield wrote:

Am unsure if the MAPI interface supports my objective. Was
wondering if anyone in this NG has dabbled?

Where the f__k do you think the code came from in the first place? Did
you steal it second or third hand, maybe?

So you mean MLH actually IS aware of the great search features in the
NG? Wow. I found your code using CDO with one search. Wow. Must be
I know how to type... either that or I hunt and peck with the best of
them... it just baffles me that someone would get into coding and not
do any research or testing for himself. How else do you learn? I must
be just dumber than a box of rocks, but I can only learn by trying it
myself and screwing it up until the lights go on and I get it right.

Maybe it's time to consider a new line of work...

[Arno R]

<pi********@hotmail.comschreef in bericht news:11**********************@i42g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com...

Lyle Fairfield wrote:

Am unsure if the MAPI interface supports my objective. Was
wondering if anyone in this NG has dabbled?

Where the f__k do you think the code came from in the first place? Did
you steal it second or third hand, maybe?

So you mean MLH actually IS aware of the great search features in the
NG? Wow. I found your code using CDO with one search. Wow. Must be
I know how to type... either that or I hunt and peck with the best of
them... it just baffles me that someone would get into coding and not
do any research or testing for himself. How else do you learn? I must
be just dumber than a box of rocks, but I can only learn by trying it
myself and screwing it up until the lights go on and I get it right.

Maybe it's time to consider a new line of work...

He claims he likes fishing...
You know the saying: "Don't continue to feed them, learn them to fish..."

So I was wondering if MLH is actually 'doing' his fishing himself ??

Arno R

[MLH]

Haven't a clue where to look for
HELP on the syntax that would
direct MAPI to compose & post
for sending in an off-line emulation
mode.

[MLH]

On 25 Sep 2006 12:30:07 -0700, "Lyle Fairfield"
<ly***********@aim.comwrote:

>Am unsure if the MAPI interface supports my objective. Was
wondering if anyone in this NG has dabbled?

Where the f__k do you think the code came from in the first place? Did
you steal it second or third hand, maybe?

I don't know "Where the f__k do you think the code came from" but I
know "Where the f__k" I got it.