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Sjoerdje
I want to change the senders information of old messages. Some of these
old messages have senders of which the properties only contains a x.500
address in de displayname field (this is the behaviour after a
migration, for those message that originated from global recipients in
the address list).
The problem is that for the sender there is now a real mbx in place,
but the old messages of the receiver aren't rematched again. And so
even a reply fails because that reply uses directly the x500 entry
(what isn't valid) and doesn't recheck the displayed name (what is show
underlined).
I was wondering if some of the following ideas are possible with vba in
outlook (2002):
1) run a script that forces to do a checknames to execute on every
message
2) use a script to do something with item save and checkname of a
readmessages.
3) set something that forces outlook to recheck name before placing
that underline displayname in the reply message.
4) anything else?
Many thanks for any help,
Sjoerd van der Klaauw
old messages have senders of which the properties only contains a x.500
address in de displayname field (this is the behaviour after a
migration, for those message that originated from global recipients in
the address list).
The problem is that for the sender there is now a real mbx in place,
but the old messages of the receiver aren't rematched again. And so
even a reply fails because that reply uses directly the x500 entry
(what isn't valid) and doesn't recheck the displayed name (what is show
underlined).
I was wondering if some of the following ideas are possible with vba in
outlook (2002):
1) run a script that forces to do a checknames to execute on every
message
2) use a script to do something with item save and checkname of a
readmessages.
3) set something that forces outlook to recheck name before placing
that underline displayname in the reply message.
4) anything else?
Many thanks for any help,
Sjoerd van der Klaauw