original ReceivedTime data

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i use this code to intercep the revidved date of emal.

strFileName = "C:\DATABASE\MF\AT-MF-BNT-" & _
Format(objItm.ReceivedTime, "yyyymm")

but when i retrive, forward, or resend the email the code read the actual date and not the original recived date.

possible to have that via code?

or...

get the original data sender from the first original email... :scratch:

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Are you looking at a message that you received or at a message that you sent?
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HansV wrote:Are you looking at a message that you received or at a message that you sent?
sorry...

date from the original sender date when the user sent for the first time the eamil
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Could you answer my question, please?
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HansV wrote:Could you answer my question, please?
i have modified the post...

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That doesn't answer my question.
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HansV wrote:That doesn't answer my question.
Sorry me
I recive.

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Hmmm - the ReceivedTime shouldn't change if you reply or forward a message. I'll try to do more testing later today.
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I've tested with Outlook connected to Exchange Server. If I reply to a message or forward it, its ReceivedTime is still the original time that I received it.
The time of the reply or forwarded message will be different of course - it will be the time I started to reply or forward.
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