Hi,
I used Outlook 2003 to progammatically read some signed/encrypted messages,
however it semms that the message collections can't return a mailitem object
oMsg = Outlook.Items.G etFirst
and returned an exception message of "Specified cast is not valid."
When I read a non-secure message, it does return a mailitem without exception.
I tried CType(Outlook.I tems.GetFirst, Outlook.MailIte m) and
DirectCast(Outl ook.Items.GetFi rst, Outlook.MailIte m), but couldn't fix it.
Anybody have an ideal? Thanks
1  1300 
Define oMsg as Object NOT as MailItem. It works then.
"Li Pang" wrote: Hi,
I used Outlook 2003 to progammatically read some signed/encrypted messages,
however it semms that the message collections can't return a mailitem object
oMsg = Outlook.Items.G etFirst
and returned an exception message of "Specified cast is not valid."
When I read a non-secure message, it does return a mailitem without exception.
I tried CType(Outlook.I tems.GetFirst, Outlook.MailIte m) and
DirectCast(Outl ook.Items.GetFi rst, Outlook.MailIte m), but couldn't fix it.
Anybody have an ideal? Thanks This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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