How do I get ItemSend to kick in when an E:Mail is generated by an application ?

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If I create a new E:Mail and click Send, the Application_ItemSend VBA code that I have created cuts in and intercepts the E:Mail.

However, if the E:Mail is created by a particular Application that I use and I click on the Send button, the code doesn't cut in ... why would this be ?!?!?

What could be different with the Send E:Mail Form that I create and the Form the Application creates ? Am I able to influence this to make my VBA code cut in ?

Many thanks if you can help :-) ...

Posted 22-Jan-16 11:45am

Gary Heath

Updated 23-Jan-16 6:38am

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Solution 1

~~Try some of outlook vba add cc - Google Search[^].~~

Posted 23-Jan-16 1:07am

Richard MacCutchan

Updated 23-Jan-16 7:00am

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Gary Heath 23-Jan-16 8:46am

You don't think I had the sense to try that before posting in here, then Richard ?

Richard MacCutchan 23-Jan-16 9:27am

Most people who post here don't seem to bother. Also, there is no mention in your question of the searches you did or the results you obtained. We can only work with what information you provide.

[no name] 23-Jan-16 10:04am

A 5 for answer and comment.

Richard MacCutchan 23-Jan-16 11:01am

:thumbsup:

Gary Heath 23-Jan-16 12:25pm

Well this is helpful, five stars for the solution which is basically "use google" and doesn't help one bit as there is no answer to be found there, so isn't a solution in any way, shape or form, just brilliant !!!

Richard MacCutchan 23-Jan-16 12:32pm

Maybe if you edited your question, and actually showed some of your code, and clearly explained where the problem lies, someone may be able to make a suggestion. Rather than leaving us all to guess what happens.

Gary Heath 23-Jan-16 12:40pm

It was quite clear but with new tests I have now rewritten the question anyway.

Solution 3

After seeing your updated question and perusing the MAPI documentation, there is no notification sent and no way to subscribe to any event that an email is being sent. What you want to do doesn't have any known method of being implemented.

Posted 26-Jan-16 9:51am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Gary Heath · Accepted Answer · 2016-01-26T09:25:00

Solution 2

If anybody is running into this problem and finds my question, the E:Mail protocol used to create the mail in the application is MAPI and this means that the VBA is being bypassed.

As far as I have found so far there is no way around this :(

Posted 26-Jan-16 9:25am

Gary Heath