> Ummm. NewInspector fires every time a new Inspector is added to the
> Inspectors collection. There certainly is an Inspector.Activate event but
> before you could handle that you'd need to handle NewInspector to get a
> handle to the new Inspector.
>
> Use the Object Browser to see what properties, methods and events are
> available to you for any object or collection.
>
> If NewInspector doesn't fire for every new added Inspector then you are
> doing something drastically wrong.
>
> --
> Ken Slovak
> [MVP - Outlook]
>
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> "Michael Reukauff" <mreukauff[ at ]gmx.net> wrote in message
> news:%23ZqNaHcIGHA.1192[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
>> Hi Ken
>>
>> Thanks for your fast answer.
>>
>> Where should I check this? In the NewInspector Event? I did this and it
>> doen't work at all. The NewInspector event is only fired once on my
>> system (Outlook 2003).
>>
>> What I need is an event like Inspector_Activate, but this doesn't exists.
>>
>> When I read at first an e-mail, the CommandBarPopup is in every menu. If
>> read at first a contact, then the menu is missing, but when I open up an
>> e-mail, the menu appears again in every inspector.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Michael
>