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I wrote a plugin which uses the CopyMoveMessages() to move messages from one
folder to another. It seems to work correctly at first, but after the message is moved, the source folder has numerous empty *.eml created with size 0 byte. At this point, if you shut down Windows Mail and restart it, "Ghost messages" that have no content appear in the source folder. The number of ghost messages match the 0 byte eml files created from before. This doesn't happen in OE. I'm just wondering if there are ways to overcome this problem, perhaps a different api call for windows mail? |
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I think its a bug that is fixed in later versions that we don't have yet.
steve "2cool" wrote in message ... I wrote a plugin which uses the CopyMoveMessages() to move messages from one folder to another. It seems to work correctly at first, but after the message is moved, the source folder has numerous empty *.eml created with size 0 byte. At this point, if you shut down Windows Mail and restart it, "Ghost messages" that have no content appear in the source folder. The number of ghost messages match the 0 byte eml files created from before. This doesn't happen in OE. I'm just wondering if there are ways to overcome this problem, perhaps a different api call for windows mail? |