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[VSTO 2005 SE] Permissions on Folders?

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Pablo Alvarez - 27 Dec 2006 00:09 GMT
Hi all!

   I'm starting with VSTO development under C#, targetting Outlook 2003,
and I'm quite stuck with several things. I'm going to present here the first
of such problems, which is kind of a direct question: my application creates
several custom folders, and I would like to find a way in which to avoid a
user to rename/delete these folders. Is there anyway to do this?

Thanks a lot in advance, and have some great Christmas Days!
Pablo
Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] - 27 Dec 2006 14:38 GMT
If this is their own data store then no, you can't prevent that. All you
could do is check on the existence the folders and re-create them if they
aren't there. If you store the folder EntryID you can check to see if it
still has the same name as before and rename it if not.

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> Hi all!
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> Thanks a lot in advance, and have some great Christmas Days!
> Pablo

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