I am new to Outlook and I want to know how to hide all receivers in To field in Outlook so that receiver don't get an idea of other receivers.
Please go throught below link. This might help you.
https://www.howtogeek.com/185233/how-to-hide-email-addresses-when-sending-to-multiple-recipients-in-outlook-2013/
That is what BCC is for - recipients never see it. Or you can send the message to each recipient separately.
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I am new to outlook office-js, and I am trying to get a selected email from a button click and forward the email. I am trying to find an example of how to get the selected email. I have done COM add-ins, and I guess I am looking for an explorer object. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Tom
For forwarding an item, you can use the Office.context.mailbox.item.itemId API to get the item ID and using REST make an API call. There is a concept page on calling REST APIs from an outlook add-in.
I'm developing an Outlook add-in that allows the user to save an email to the filesystem just after it's been sent.
To achieve this, I intercept the Application.ItemSend event, and inside my handler I call MailItem.SaveAs(...). It works, basically.
The problem I'm facing is that, when I open the file saved, the email is in draft state. I mean, the recipients, subject and message body can be modified, and the email can be resent. I want the email to be in "sent" state, i.e. not modifiable.
It looks like Outlook API does not provide any event dispatched after the email is sent. Only before, and this is my pain.
Do you have any idea to perform this?
Thanks a lot for your help!
Nico
the earliest you can save the message in the sent state and with the sender properties populated is when Items.ItemAdd event fires on the Sent Items folder.
When I send the message by Twilio to someone, there is the "[CEG]" in the sending message.
I don't know how to change the message [CEG] or hide the message.
Please, help me.
Thank you.
Twilio developer evangelist here.
This is intentional behaviour in China. Chinese phone carriers require an ID to be appended to the end of a message before delivery. Twilio's ID is CEG so we append it to all messages in China, it is not possible to remove it.
I have a mail sniffer program running on an Inbox in Exchange Server 2010 that checks emails at certain intervals. I would like to know if it somehow is possible to programmatically check with EWS (Exchange Web Services) if an email (EmailMessage) is a meeting invite (calendar request) without loading the attachment.
I know I can check if an attachment is an Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.ItemAttachment and then, after loading the email check if this is an Microsoft.Exchange.WebServices.Data.Appointment. But this only checks if the attachment is an invite. Theoretically someone could forward an email with amongst other thing an email invite. Then the email is really not a meeting invite, just a forwarded email.
Can you know if an email is a meeting invite without loading the attachment? Should this not be possible with EWS, is there an authorative source for this?
Edit: Forwarded emails
This is outside the question, but I originally asked:
Alternatively (but not what I am hoping for), is there a way to know
if an email was forwarded so that I can handle them differently?
This has been answered here. But I still would like to get an answer for my question as this answer only helps creating a workaround for some cases.
Thanks in advance!
You can leverage the EmailMessage Message Class ItemSchema.ItemClass property to determine what type an item is. Here is a snippet to help you out...
FindItemsResults<Item> mailItems = inbox.FindItems(new ItemView(1000) { PropertySet = new PropertySet(ItemSchema.Id, ItemSchema.HasAttachments, ItemSchema.Subject, ItemSchema.ItemClass) });
foreach (EmailMessage message in messageItems)
{
if (message.ItemClass == "IPM.Schedule.Meeting.Request")
// we have a meeting request
}
I am trying to send a unique calendar event to each member of a group/distribution list in Outlook. I can cc all members but that will reveal all email address to each member in the group. Does anyone know the correct way to do this.
Any help is deeply appreciated.
I can think of using BCC'ing invitees is to forward the meeting as an iCal. Add the attendees to the message BCC field and give a try.
Using Outlook or any messaging api's, the above is not possible, because meeting requests don't use a "Bcc" field. The equivalent of that field is reserved for inviting resources.