Show the count of all items in a folder in Outlook, not just unread

re: Show the count of all items in a folder in Outlook, not just unread

Sean — Tue, 18 Apr 2006 15:05:32 GMT

This is also useful for "action" folders. Ack, my "do" folder currently has 21 items.

re: Show the count of all items in a folder in Outlook, not just unread

KC Lemson — Tue, 18 Apr 2006 19:02:28 GMT

Sean - that was actually the first example I was going to use, and then I erased it because I figured I'd get a bunch of commenters telling me I should just use tasks or calendar :-)

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re: Show the count of all items in a folder in Outlook, not just unread

BulatS — Thu, 11 May 2006 20:59:30 GMT

What I really miss is a way to set this option for ALL folders in my PST/OST at the same time. I always set it to "total numbers of items", and given the extended hierarchy of folders, it's a pain in the ass...

re: Show the count of all items in a folder in Outlook, not just unread

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re: Show the count of all items in a folder in Outlook, not just unread

Scherrer Daniel — Wed, 14 Jun 2006 17:10:12 GMT

Dear Mrs. Lemson

I've some Question about WebDav.

I am software Developer from Switzerland. Our company develops software for municipalities. Our idea is to intercept the GUID of appointments, tasks and emails which were sent from our software.

I have the WebDav example which is written in C Sharp under the magnifying glass taken. Now I have determined the DAV:id (GUID) with the following call.

<?xml version=3D"1.0"?><D:searchrequest xmlns:D =3D "DAV:"
><D:sql>SELECT "DAV:id" FROM "https://.............." WHERE
"DAV:ishidden" =3D false AND "DAV:isfolder" =3D false</D:sql></D:searchrequest>

The result is a sign result this long.
AQEAAAAAA8sUAQAAAABCcEIAAAAA

However, in VSTO 2.0 I have determined the GUID with the following long.

000000006E9F28AF9250CE4BAD6346005B6CCB15070017C5A76686B91E41AEB3BC4C1E24
37CC00000003CB16000017C5A76686B91E41AEB3BC4C1E2437CC00000037FA7B0000

Now with the GUID from VSTO I can call the email directly about the Commandline. And this would fit me very well. Is it to be deciphered possibly the GUID from WebDav, so that I can appeal to the command line with it?

Or is there a possibility with the DAV:id to do a call without giving the filing list like "incoming mail"?

Thank you for her help
Best Regards

Daniel Scherrer
InnoSolv AG, Ikarusstrasse 9, 9015 St. Gallen
Tel. 071 314 20 00
mailto:scherrer@innosolv.ch