NoScribble State

Applies to: Office 2010 | Outlook 2010 | Visual Studio

The NoScribble state indicates that changes to a message are being saved. The actual saving of values stored in the form object's user interface occurs when the form object's IPersistMessage::Save method is called by the client application. The following table describes allowed transitions from the NoScribble state.

IPersistMessage method	Action	New state
IPersistMessage::SaveCompleted( pMessage == NULL)	If fSameAsLoad flag was TRUE on the IPersistMessage::Save call that caused the form to enter the NoScribble state and the message has been modified, internally mark the changes as saved and call the IMAPIViewAdviseSink::OnSaved method.	Normal
IPersistMessage::SaveCompleted( pMessage != NULL)	Call the IPersistMessage::HandsOffMessage method (similar to the OLE IPersistStorage::HandsOffStorage method) followed by the normal SaveCompleted actions. If SaveCompleted was successful, enter the Normal state. Otherwise, enter the HandsOffAfterSave state.	Normal or HandsOffAfterSave
HandsOffMessage	Recursively invoke the HandsOffMessage method on embedded messages or the OLE IPersistStorage::HandsOffStorage method on embedded OLE objects. Release the message object and any embedded messages or objects.	HandsOffAfterSave
Save, IPersistMessage::InitNew, or IPersistMessage::Load	Set the last error to and return E_UNEXPECTED.	NoScribble
IPersistMessage::GetLastError	Return the last error.	NoScribble
Other IPersistMessage : IUnknown methods or methods from other interfaces	Set the last error to and return E_UNEXPECTED.	NoScribble

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