Closed KeesBL closed 1 year ago
To be honest I have no idea, normally a folder is not part of a msg file because the "folder" in Outlook is the place where you store an msg file. I have to look into the msg specifications to see if something like this is possible.
I've created an appointment in MsgKit with Process.Start and I am trying to send it. Populating properties works well, and the message is well formatted when it opens in Outlook. However, I am unable to send it from outlook: I get a msgbox with the error message "Cannot send this meeting request."
Setting the folder is the only part of my previous code I was unable to replicate in MsgKit. Previously, I created the appointment item in a shared folder using the following code:
Is there a way to set the folder during the creation of the .msg file, or is that something that needs to be handled via Outlook?
Thanks in advance!