outlook

问题 I am using Microsoft Graph. I tried GET /users/{id | userPrincipalName} to get user online status (online / busy / offline...) like the one in Outlook. However, it won't give me any field like onlineStatus . Is there an API to get user online status? 回答1: This is not available through the Microsoft Graph today, but we welcome community feedback! Please upvote/comment on this UserVoice post so our team can see interest in this endpoint being added to the Microsoft Graph API. 回答2: To add to Dan

问题 I'm creating an application that is reading emails received in outlook. The reading process is something like this: using Outlook = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook; var app = new Outlook.Application(); var ns = app.GetNamespace("MAPI"); ns.Logon(null, null, false, false); var inboxFolder = ns.GetDefaultFolder(Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olFolderInbox); var subfolder = inboxFolder.Folders["MyFolderName"]; foreach (Outlook.MailItem item in subfolder.Items) { // do something // item.EntryID } I

问题 I'm currently developing an Android application in order to display home screen widgets. Those ones are related to Microsoft Outlook (Events + Messages) in order to show incoming events and unread new messages in a kind of dynamic tiles. The Msal graph library helps me a lot to authenticate and retrieve in formations which contains an identifier for each event / message results But now I want to know if the outlook application is installed on the user device and if there is a way to open

问题 I'm currently developing an Android application in order to display home screen widgets. Those ones are related to Microsoft Outlook (Events + Messages) in order to show incoming events and unread new messages in a kind of dynamic tiles. The Msal graph library helps me a lot to authenticate and retrieve in formations which contains an identifier for each event / message results But now I want to know if the outlook application is installed on the user device and if there is a way to open

问题 I currently use a code that generates an email fine with certain fields like To, CC, BCC, but I am not sure how to switch the "FROM" part of the email automatically. Ie my email is here, but I want to automatically switch to another inbox, I can do it manually when the email is generated via the drop down, but I am wondering if there are ways to do this automatically. I Tried adding .From to this existing code but does not work. Here are the relevant snippets of code: Dim OLook As Object,

问题 I am creating an VBA application in Outlook 2016. It analyzes an incoming email and takes its subject line to search for duplicate (or close to duplicate) subject lines. I use a for-each loop to go through a list of Items (which are emails within the inbox) and analyze each one for the criteria. Once a response is required, both the incoming email and the duplicate email are flagged so show that I have already responded to them. I know both Item and olItem should both be Item objects. The

问题 I need to copy a whole lot of e-mails to a folder, but instead of saving them using the subject line I want the file name of the saved e-mail to be that of the attachment in the e-mail. All I currently have is the code to save the e-mail using the subject line: Sub Sample() Dim selectedEmail As MailItem Dim emailsub As String Set selectedEmail = ActiveExplorer.Selection.Item(1) attach = GetValidName(selectedEmail.subject) 'Debug.Print emailsub With selectedEmail .SaveAs "C:\direcotry\folder\"

问题 I am using Microsoft Graph's reply and forward APIs. I am trying to understand their difference. At first, I thought the conversationId might change if I use forward. It turns out the conversationId won't change. So is there any difference between these two APIs? Thanks POST /me/messages/{id}/reply POST /me/messages/{id}/forward 回答1: One replies, one forwards. These are fundamentally different operations, even if in both cases the conversationId is preserved. Just off the top of my head:

问题 I am using Microsoft Graph's reply and forward APIs. I am trying to understand their difference. At first, I thought the conversationId might change if I use forward. It turns out the conversationId won't change. So is there any difference between these two APIs? Thanks POST /me/messages/{id}/reply POST /me/messages/{id}/forward 回答1: One replies, one forwards. These are fundamentally different operations, even if in both cases the conversationId is preserved. Just off the top of my head:

问题 I want to put a like statement as I want to filter email that starts with tmeadmin@ This code breaks on the line with the like statement. How do I fix it? Dim objOutlook As Outlook.Application Dim objNamespace As Outlook.NameSpace Dim objSourceFolder As Outlook.MAPIFolder Dim objDestFolder As Outlook.MAPIFolder Dim InboxMsg As Object Dim Inbox As Outlook.Folder Set objOutlook = Application Set objNamespace = objOutlook.GetNamespace("MAPI") Set Inbox = objNamespace.GetDefaultFolder