Conversation.GetAlwaysMoveToFolder method (Outlook)
Returns a Folder object that indicates the folder in the specified delivery store to which new items that arrive in the conversation are always moved.
Syntax
expression. GetAlwaysMoveToFolder( _Store_ )
expression A variable that represents a 'Conversation' object.
Parameters
| Name | Required/Optional | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Store | Required | Store | The store where the folder to which conversation items are moved resides. |
Return value
A Folder object in the specified store to which all new items that arrive in the conversation are always moved.
Remarks
If the Store parameter represents a non-delivery store such as an archive .pst store, the GetAlwaysMoveToFolder method returns a Folder object that applies to conversation items on the default delivery store.
If no folder, other than the Deleted Items folder, has been specified to always move conversation items into, the GetAlwaysMoveToFolder method returns Null (Nothing in Visual Basic).
Example
The following Microsoft Visual Basic for Application (VBA) example shows how to find the folder into which new items that arrive in the conversation of the first mail item displayed in the Reading Pane are always moved. The code example, DemoGetAlwaysMoveToFolder, verifies that conversations are enabled in the store for the selected mail item, obtains the conversation object for that mail item if a conversation exists, uses GetAlwaysMoveToFolder to obtain the folder, and displays the folder name.
Sub DemoGetAlwaysMoveToFolder()
Dim oMail As Outlook.MailItem
Dim oConv As Outlook.Conversation
Dim oStore As Outlook.Store
' Get Item displayed in Reading Pane.
Set oMail = ActiveExplorer.Selection(1)
Set oStore = oMail.Parent.Store
If oStore.IsConversationEnabled Then
Set oConv = oMail.GetConversation
If Not (oConv Is Nothing) Then
Dim oFolder As Outlook.folder
Set oFolder = _
oConv.GetAlwaysMoveToFolder(oStore)
If Not (oFolder Is Nothing) Then
Debug.Print "MoveToFolder: " & oFolder.name
Else
Debug.Print "MoveToFolder action not set"
End If
End If
End If
End Sub
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