#3 Outlook 2010 / MapiRTF.DLL / Colorizer

[Matej Mihelic]

The hardcoded profile name "MAPI" in calls to the "readrtf" and "writertf" should be replaced with the actual profile name for the current session - Session.CurrentProfileName.
Otherwise the external DLL might crash the Outlook it the profile name is not "MAPI".

[Oliver Kopp]

I applied your patch. Thank you!

Which version of Windows do you run? Your Outlook 2010 is 32 bit, isn't it?

Where did you put mapirtfl.dll?

[Matej Mihelic]

Hello.

Yes, I am using 32-bit Outlook 2010 on Win7-64bit.
I've put the DLL into a separate directory and modified the source to include the path to the DLL (as bellow). I think that I have also recompiled the DLL using VisualStudio 2010. I don't remember at the moment.

'For QuoteColorizer
Public Declare Function WriteRTF
Lib "C:\misc\mail\macros4outlook\MapiRTF\mapirtf.dll"
Alias "writertf" (ByVal ProfileName As String,
ByVal MessageID As String,
ByVal StoreID As String,
ByVal cText As String)
As Integer

'For QuoteColorizer
Public Declare Function ReadRTF
Lib "C:\misc\mail\macros4outlook\MapiRTF\mapirtf.dll"
Alias "readrtf" (ByVal ProfileName As String,
ByVal SrcMsgID As String,
ByVal SrcStoreID As String,
ByRef MsgRTF As String)
As Integer