RDOAddressEntries object collection

 

RDOAddressEntries collection represents the members of either an AddressList or a distribution list.

Returned by: AddressList.AddressEntries, AddressEntry.Members

 

The example below connects to the MAPI session used by Outlook, retrieves an address container named "Contacts" and displays the number of address entries in it.

set Session = CreateObject("Redemption.RDOSession")
Session.MAPIOBJECT = Application.Session.MAPIOBJECT
set Contacts = Session.AddressBook.AddressLists.Item("Contacts")

MsgBox Contacts.AddressEntries.Count

Derived from: IDispatch

Properties

Count

integer. Returns the number of address entries in the collection

 

_Item(Index)

Index - variant: integer or a string. A default object property.

Retrieves an address entry with a given index (1 to Count) or with a given name

Returns AddressEntry object

 
RawTable IUnknown, read-only. Returns the IMAPITable Extended MAPI interface used internally by the RDOAddressEntries collection  
Session RDOSession, read-only. Returns the parent MAPI session represented by the RDOSession object  
MAPITable MAPITable, read-only. Returns the MAPITable Redemption object which can be used to manipulate the collection (restrict, find, etc).  

Methods

Item(Index)

Index - variant: integer or a string.

Retrieves an address entry with a given index (1 to Count) or with a given name

Returns AddressEntry object

 

GetFirst

Returns the first address entry in the collection. Returns Nothing if no first address entry exists, for example, if there are no address entries.

 

GetLast

Returns the last address entry in the collection. Returns Nothing if no last address entry exists, for example, if there are no address entries.

 

GetNext

Returns the next address entry in the collection. It returns Nothing if no next address entry exists, for example, if already positioned at the end of the collection.

 

GetPrevious

Returns the previous address entry in the collection. It returns Nothing if no previous address entry exists, for example, if already positioned at the beginning of the collection.