Yep, you're right.
FolderAdd events fires after folder creation. It's signature has an
pointer to the folder object, which was just created.
SeekerOfTruths[ at ]hotmail.co.uk wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Hi, I am currently trying to detect when a user is attempting to create
> a new folder in Outlook so that I can present an alternative to the New
> Folder dialog when the user is performing this action in a particular
> (non-Exchange) message store.
>
> I can intercept the EECMDID_FileNewFolder command via the
> IExchExtCommands interface and this allows me to catch folder creation
> when the user selects File->New->Folder from the Outlook Menu, however
> it doesn't work when New Folder is selected from the right-click
> context menu in the hierarchy pane.
>
> I've found that the Outlook Object Model has a FolderAdd event, which I
> might be able to make use of in this situation, but I have a suspicion
> that this event fires AFTER the call to CreateFolder on the parent
> IMAPIFolder object (which is after the New Folder dialog has been
> presented and the user has clicked on the OK button to create the new
> folder).
>
> Can anyone tell me whether or not my suspicion is correct, and if it is
> correct, whether there is any other way in which I might be able to
> intercept the New Folder dialog and replace it with my own (when
> working with folder objects in my message store)?
>
> Regards,
>
> Seeker.
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