RDONickNames object

RDONickNames collection represents the list of nicknames from a particular profile.

Returned by:

The example below enumerates nicknames from the the current profile

'all nicknames from the current profile
set Session = CreateObject("Redemption.RDOSession")
Session.Logon
set Nicknames = Session.GetNicknames
for each NickName in NickNames
Debug.Print NickName.Name & " - " & NickName.SmtpAddress
next

The example below enumerates nicknames from all profiles

'all nicknames in all profiles
set Session = CreateObject("Redemption.RDOSession")
for each ProfileName in Session.Profiles
    Debug.Print("-----------------------------")
    Debug.Print("--- " & ProfileName & " --- ")
    Debug.Print("-----------------------------")
    set NickNames = Session.GetNickNames(ProfileName)
    for each NickName in NickNames
        Debug.Print NickName.Name & " - " & NickName.SmtpAddress
    next
next

The example below open an .NK2 file with the nicknames (it does not have to come from a local machine)

'nicknames in a file
set Session = CreateObject("Redemption.RDOSession")
set NickNames = Session.GetNickNames("C:\Documents and Settings\dmitry\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\Outlook.NK2")
for each NickName in NickNames
Debug.Print NickName.Name & " - " & NickName.SmtpAddress
next

Properties

Methods

Derived from: IDispatch

Properties

Item(Index)

Returns a nickname (RDONickName object) with the given index.

Index - integer. And index of the nick name, 1 through Count

set Session = CreateObject("Redemption.RDOSession")
Session.MAPIOBJECT = Application.Session.MAPIOBJECT
set Nicknames = Session.GetNicknames
for i =1 to NickNames.Count
set Nickname = Nicknames.Item(i)
Debug.Print NickName.Name & " - " & NickName.SmtpAddress
next

Methods

Count

Integer, read-only. Number of items in the collection.

see example above

FileName

String, read-only. The fully qualified name of the NK2 file that stores the nicknames.

ProfileName

String, read-only. The profile name for which the nicknames are returned.

If RDOSession.GetNickNames was called with an explicit file name, this property will be empty.