I need to write a method that returns an email object, as specified in the Outlook object library, and I thought I'd do it based on its entry ID.
     If you have a look at OLE properties in Outlook, you'll notice there's an object called mailitem and that this item has a property called EntryID which I'd like to use to find a specific mail : I want to use the items->Find() method which uses a filter but somehow I can't get it to work. I read somewhere on a VB forum that the filter was a string looking very much like "EntryID=".$EntryID
     Does anyone know how to use this filter ? I've tried to look but unfortunately I didn't find anything interesting...

     I'd appreciate if anyone could help me, thanks...

In reply to Outlook Ole Find method by Foggy Bottoms

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