The name is StickyMoss. Moss is short for Microsoft Outlook Send and Store; the software let's you choose an alternative to the "Sent Items" folder when sending an e-mail. I call it sticky because filing choices stick to an entire thread.
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No changes other than Outlook 2007 compatibility. Leverages Outlook 2007 object model. Will not work with Outlook 2003.
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StickyMOSS ChangeLog 1.Reads and writes to and from ini files have been replaced with storage and retrieval of data in the registry. This eliminated many lines of code. 2.We don't need to "suggest" filing a piece of a e-mail in "Deleted Items" or "Sent Items". If someone wants to file it there then we do not have to pre-select the "Deleted Items" or "Sent Items" because there are specific buttons that already offer that functionality. Accordingly a.StickyMOSS no longer logs filing in "Deleted Items" or "Sent Items". Code to this effect has been removed. b.The "Deleted Items" and "Sent Items" folders are no longer needed in the folder tree. They have been removed. 3.A settings dialog has been added by which users can choose which branch of their inbox will serve as the root of their set of filing folders. 4.The filing dialog has been enlarged. Some of us have long lists of folders with long names. 5.The subject of an e-mail is now displayed in the filing form. 6.Reference e-mails placed in the Sent Items folder are now tagged with a user defined "Filed In Folder" property so that users can display this field in the "Sent Items" folder and see which e-mails have been filed and which haven not.
StickyMoss 2.0 dispenses with the the HTML logging by which the user can figure out where he or she filed a particular message. Instead, a "reference" copy of the e-mail is placed in the Sent Items folder. This reference copy is a copy of the original with the following exceptions: - The body of the message is truncated to 255 characters. - The body of the message is pre-pended with a message that this is a truncated copy of the message, and the folderpath of the folder in which the full copy of the e-mail was filed. - If there are attachments, they are replaced with a text file attachment that lists the filenames of the attachments, and the folderpath of the folder in which the full copy of the e-mail, with attachments, was filed. This was a little tricky. Previously, I simply set the "SaveSentFolder" property of an e-mail to something other than "Sent Items" during the Item_Send process. In order to copy an e-mail message as per this new method, I had to rewrite code so that it would run *after* the message was sent. or at least I *think* I had to do this, which I did...
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