_TaskItem.Respond(OlTaskResponse, Object, Object) Method
Definition
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Responds to a task request.
public:
Microsoft::Office::Interop::Outlook::TaskItem ^ Respond(Microsoft::Office::Interop::Outlook::OlTaskResponse Response, System::Object ^ fNoUI, System::Object ^ fAdditionalTextDialog);public Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.TaskItem Respond (Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlTaskResponse Response, object fNoUI, object fAdditionalTextDialog);Public Function Respond (Response As OlTaskResponse, fNoUI As Object, fAdditionalTextDialog As Object) As TaskItemParameters
- Response
- OlTaskResponse
The response to the request.
- fNoUI
- Object
True to not display a dialog box; the response is sent automatically. False to display the dialog box for responding.
- fAdditionalTextDialog
- Object
False to not prompt the user for input; the response is displayed in the inspector for editing. True to prompt the user to either send or send with comments. This argument is valid only if fNoUI is False.
Returns
A TaskItem that represents the response to the task request.
Remarks
When you call the Respond method with the olTaskAccept argument, Microsoft Outlook creates a new TaskItem that duplicates the task request item. The new item has a different Entry ID. Outlook then removes the original item.
The following table describes the behavior of the Respond method depending on the parent object, and the fNoUI and fAdditionalTextDialog parameters.
| True, True | Response item is returned with no user interface. To send the response, you must call the Send method. | |
| True, False | Same result as with True, True. | |
| False, True | If the Display method has been called, the user prompt appears. Otherwise, the item is sent without prompting and the resulting item is nothing. | |
| False, False | Does nothing. |