Re: API Enumchildwindow

Hi Karl

Thanks for the info, but I want to make it as simple as possible and not have users have to double click an email into its own window.

When you tell your staff you have to do this, this and this. Its like asking the impossible.

I think for now , I will get the Mail message info that I can get already and then get them to type in the extra info before applying it into the database..

My staff will just have to lump it.

thanks for your help, I just thought it would be a lot easier than what it is.
As you mentioned with Sendmessage , this is what I used last time to get info from another database.




"Karl E. Peterson" <karl@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:uS9hh1r4IHA.2336@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
k_zeon wrote:
Hi Karl

The reason why i would like to get the info.

I work in a sales office and we each have our own emails.
We get leads or emails asking for items that we could supply.
At that specific time we dont have the item of interest and I wanted to save
the info at the click of a button into my database.
This way all the sales staff have access to leads or requirements and an
easy search engine.

I could just forward this email to each staff member which is what I have
been doing, but I wanted to have one central store of all info.

As I said, I just need to get who the email is from, who it was to and the
subject.
As I said, I can already get the main text of the email without any
problems.

Let me know if you have any other idea's

So it sounds like you're just trying to help the recipient of such an email easily get all the particulars into a database? That could be far simpler than, say, some sort of spy software that's monitoring what emails are read. Would it be permissible to ask that the submitter first "open" the email into its own window? You'll see, waving the Spy++ window finder over that, that this (classname: OE_Envelope) does have child windows (classname: RichEdit20W) for each of the fields you're interested in! Not sure, but would put good odds on the possibility that a few SendMessages would pull out the data. You'd probably key off the ControlID for each.
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