> I want to print automaticly some certain "fax"-emails from the inbox
> on receiving. These fax-emails are sent from a fax-server connected to
> exchange5.5. If I use the rule wizard "print all incoming emails" the
> text of the email, a kind of fax report, also is printed as a kind of
> coverpage. So if I want to print faxes without this coverpage I have
> to use VB with Outlook.

> My problem is that the code works fine with any kind of email, but if
> I receive an fax-email I get a run-time error "type incompatible".

> Up to now I supposed every email in outlook is an items-object.
> Especially the fax-emails are just normal emails with an attached
> fax-file. But this can't be true if I get this run--time error.

> Does anybody know how to find out the object type of certain email
> types?
> Ciao
> Peter Schoettler

>--

>Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
>Author of
>     Teach Yourself Microsoft Outlook 2000 Programming in 24 Hours
>     Microsoft Outlook 2000 E-mail and Fax Guide
>Outlook and Exchange solutions at http://www.slipstick.com

>> Hi NG.

>> I want to print automaticly some certain "fax"-emails from the inbox
>> on receiving. These fax-emails are sent from a fax-server connected to
>> exchange5.5. If I use the rule wizard "print all incoming emails" the
>> text of the email, a kind of fax report, also is printed as a kind of
>> coverpage. So if I want to print faxes without this coverpage I have
>> to use VB with Outlook.

>> My problem is that the code works fine with any kind of email, but if
>> I receive an fax-email I get a run-time error "type incompatible".

>> Up to now I supposed every email in outlook is an items-object.
>> Especially the fax-emails are just normal emails with an attached
>> fax-file. But this can't be true if I get this run--time error.

>> Does anybody know how to find out the object type of certain email
>> types?
>> Ciao
>> Peter Schoettler

> >You should always check the Class of the items if you're working with
items
> >in the Inbox, since you may have items other than MailItem.

> >--

> >Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
> >Author of
> >     Teach Yourself Microsoft Outlook 2000 Programming in 24 Hours
> >     Microsoft Outlook 2000 E-mail and Fax Guide
> >Outlook and Exchange solutions at http://www.slipstick.com

> >> Hi NG.

> >> I want to print automaticly some certain "fax"-emails from the inbox
> >> on receiving. These fax-emails are sent from a fax-server connected to
> >> exchange5.5. If I use the rule wizard "print all incoming emails" the
> >> text of the email, a kind of fax report, also is printed as a kind of
> >> coverpage. So if I want to print faxes without this coverpage I have
> >> to use VB with Outlook.

> >> My problem is that the code works fine with any kind of email, but if
> >> I receive an fax-email I get a run-time error "type incompatible".

> >> Up to now I supposed every email in outlook is an items-object.
> >> Especially the fax-emails are just normal emails with an attached
> >> fax-file. But this can't be true if I get this run--time error.

> >> Does anybody know how to find out the object type of certain email
> >> types?
> >> Ciao
> >> Peter Schoettler

> Ciao
> Peter Schoettler

>> Thank you, now I am one step further. It is now possible to "scan" the
>> mails, but some properties of an MailItem.Attachment are not
>> available.
>> My problem now is to know how to find out which properties are
>> supported from my "new" object-class.

>> >You should always check the Class of the items if you're working with
>items
>> >in the Inbox, since you may have items other than MailItem.

>> >--

>> >Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
>> >Author of
>> >     Teach Yourself Microsoft Outlook 2000 Programming in 24 Hours
>> >     Microsoft Outlook 2000 E-mail and Fax Guide
>> >Outlook and Exchange solutions at http://www.slipstick.com

>> >> Hi NG.

>> >> I want to print automaticly some certain "fax"-emails from the inbox
>> >> on receiving. These fax-emails are sent from a fax-server connected to
>> >> exchange5.5. If I use the rule wizard "print all incoming emails" the
>> >> text of the email, a kind of fax report, also is printed as a kind of
>> >> coverpage. So if I want to print faxes without this coverpage I have
>> >> to use VB with Outlook.

>> >> My problem is that the code works fine with any kind of email, but if
>> >> I receive an fax-email I get a run-time error "type incompatible".

>> >> Up to now I supposed every email in outlook is an items-object.
>> >> Especially the fax-emails are just normal emails with an attached
>> >> fax-file. But this can't be true if I get this run--time error.

>> >> Does anybody know how to find out the object type of certain email
>> >> types?
>> >> Ciao
>> >> Peter Schoettler

>> Ciao
>> Peter Schoettler