HandsOffFromNormal State
Applies to: Outlook 2013 | Outlook 2016
The HandsOffFromNormal state is very similar to the HandsOffAfterSave state. It is part of the process of saving the contents of a form to permanent storage. When in this state, the form object should refrain from making changes to the in-memory copies of values of the message's properties, because there may not be another opportunity to save those changes. The following table describes allowed transitions from the HandsOffFromNormal state.
| IPersistMessage method | Action | New state |
|---|---|---|
| IPersistMessage::SaveCompleted(pMessage != NULL) |
Replace the message object's message with pMessage, which is the replacement for the message revoked by the previous call to IPersistMessage::HandsOffMessage. The data in the new message is guaranteed to be the same as in the revoked message. The message should not be marked as clean, nor should IMAPIViewAdviseSink::OnSaved be called after this call. If the SaveCompleted call succeeds, enter the Normal state. Otherwise, stay in the HandsOffFromNormal state. | Normal or HandsOffFromNormal |
| IPersistMessage::SaveCompleted(pMessage == NULL) |
Set the last error to E_UNEXPECTED. | HandsOffFromNormal |
| HandsOffMessage, IPersistMessage::Save, IPersistMessage::InitNew, or IPersistMessage::Load |
Set the last error to E_UNEXPECTED. | HandsOffFromNormal |
| IPersistMessage::GetLastError |
Return the last error. | HandsOffFromNormal |
| Other IPersistMessage : IUnknown methods or methods from other interfaces |
Set the last error to E_UNEXPECTED. | HandsOffFromNormal |