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Programatically Send/Receive from PocketOutlook

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Igor Mikovic - 30 Aug 2007 18:09 GMT
Hi,

how can I force my app to send messages from Outbox of PocketOutlook (over
GPRS), and to read messages from my ISP into Inbox of PocketOutlook?

Now, I know how to create (write) and 'send' message from my code, but such
message continue to 'sit' in Outbox folder of PocektOutlook, until I
manually press 'Send/Receive' command.
Is there Visual Basic command to do this automatically (to send messages
from Outbox via GPRS), without manually sending it from Pocket Outlook?
And vice-versa, is there any way to 'pop' into my Inbox from my ISP (also
over GPRS)?
And if yes, how to read such messages from Inbox of PocketOutlook in my
Visual Basic code?

Thanks
Igor
Peter Foot [MVP] - 30 Aug 2007 19:52 GMT
Use the MessagingApplication.Synchronize method, you can optionally specify
the specific account name. The Microsoft libraries do not support reading
incoming emails. For that you have to work with CEMAPI, a native COM API. We
have produced a wrapper in this library:-
http://inthehand.com/content/Mobile.aspx

Peter

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