Clown007_de

I found a small "Bug"? in the function _OL_FolderTree. If the folder name includes special character like ‘\’, “/” the udf gives this information back: / = %2F, \=%5C. After the _OL_FolderTree i need this information for _OL_ItemFind. But this function don't work with this %2f. After a litle search i found out this is html encoding. So it's easy to decode

It works!! Many thx. Your Support is perfect! For information: Some items are empty. There is no information. No ID and nothing else. I don't know why.

Okay i change it in this way: ... , $olMail, "", "", "", "EntryID",""). But the result is the same. I can't see any other elements in this folder, but how can i test it? Can i use a filter for only mail objects?

But i change it in this way, and i get the same error: _OL_ItemFind($oOutlook, $Outlook_Folder, $olMail, "", "", "", "EntryID",0) PS:You answered are very fast ;-)

Problem with _OL_ItemFind The commands are very great. They are easy to use and good documented. But i have trouble with _OL_ItemFind. If there are more than ~ 300 mails in the folder a got an @error4 and @extended=1. My parameter: _OL_ItemFind($oOutlook, $Outlook_Folder, $olMail, "", "", "", "", 0) This problem is constant with both udf versions. For more analysing a active the debug function "$__iOL_Debug" but than the call won't work. PS: I'm working for a script that export the outlook folder to my local share (with folder structure)