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SafeExplorer object wraps the
Outlook.Explorer object and provides functionality not exposed by the
original Outlook object .
The example below displays the
selected text from the reading pane of the active explorer in Outlook:
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set sExplorer = CreateObject("Redemption.SafeExplorer")
sExplorer.Item = Application.ActiveExplorer
MsgBox sExplorer.ReadingPane.SelText |
The following example sets the zoom
level in the reading pane of the active explorer to 200%:
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set sExplorer = CreateObject("Redemption.SafeExplorer")
sExplorer.Item = Application.ActiveExplorer
set Document = sExplorer.ReadingPane.WordEditor
Document.Windows.Item(1).View.Zoom.Percentage = 200 |
SafeExplorer object also implements
the
IWin32Window interface used by .Net, so you can pass SafeExplorer object as
a parameter to the
Form.Show or
Form.ShowDialog() methods in your .Net code:
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Application app = new Application();
SafeExplorer sExplorer = new SafeExplorer();
sExplorer.Item = app.ActiveExplorer();
ChildForm childForm = new ChildForm();
childForm.ShowDialog((IWin32Window)sExplorer); |
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Derived from:
IDispatch
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Properties |
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HWND |
Variant (32 or 64 bit integer depending on the the bitness of the
library).
Returns the Window handle of the Explorer window.
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Item
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Returns or sets the
Outlook.Explorer object to be used with the SafeExplorer Redemption
object.
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ReadingPane
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Returns ReadingPane object
representing Explorer's reading pane.
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see example above |
Ribbon
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Returns SafeRibbon object representing the
Ribbon pane of the Explorer window in Outlook 2010 or higher.
In Outlook 2007 or older this property returns NULL.
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'simulate a click on the Send/Receive button
set sExplorer = CreateObject("Redemption.SafeExplorer")
sExplorer.Item = Application.ActiveExplorer
set Ribbon = sExplorer.Ribbon
oldActiveTab = Ribbon.ActiveTab 'remember the active tab
Ribbon.ActiveTab = "Send / Receive"
set Control = Ribbon.Controls("Send/Receive All Folders")
Control.Execute
Ribbon.ActiveTab = oldActiveTab 'restore the active tab
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Methods |
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Activate
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Activates the explorer.
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Close
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Closes the explorer.
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ActiveInlineResponseDiscard
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Discards the current inline response.
MailItem.Close in the Outlook Object Model cannot be used for the
inline responses returned by the
Explorer.ActiveInlineResponse property.
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set
sExplorer = CreateObject("Redemption.SafeExplorer")
sExplorer.Item = Application.ActiveExplorer
sExplorer.ActiveInlineResponseDiscard
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ActiveInlineResponsePopOut
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Pops out the current inline response.
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ActiveInlineResponseSend |
Sends the currently active inline reply/forward message. Outlook 2013 or
higher only.
Outlook
Object Model does not allow to call MailItem.Send on a message returned
by the Explorer.ActiveInlineResponse property.
SafeExplorer.ActiveInlineResponseSend
works around that limitation.
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set oExplorer = Application.ActiveExplorer
set Item = oExplorer.ActiveInlineResponse
Item.UserProperties.Add("Redemption test", olText).Value = "test value"
set sExplorer = CreateObject("Redemption.SafeExplorer")
sExplorer.Item = oExplorer
sExplorer.ActiveInlineResponseSend
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FocusControl(AutomationId)
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Focuses the specified explorer control.
AutomationId - one of the
rdoOutlookAutomationControl enum values or an integer
representing the Windows Accessibuility Automation id.
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set sExplorer = CreateObject("Redemption.SafeExplorer")
sExplorer.Item = Application.ActiveExplorer
sExplorer.FocusControl(4159) 'InlineResponseBody
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InvokeControl (AutomationId)
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Simulates a mouse click the specified explorer control.
AutomationId - one of the
rdoOutlookAutomationControl enum values or an integer
representing the Windows Accessibuility Automation id.
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see the FocusControl method example |
Maximize
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Maximizes the explorer.
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Minimize
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Minimizes the explorer.
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