I intended to write a program to list out all contacts, with a specific 

leading character of the Display Name field (&H3001001E). e.g. Alex, 

Andrew, Amy, etc. However, after adding the following two statements, I 

got more than what I exactly want...





Set CdoMessageFilter = CdoMessages.Filter  

CdoMessageFilter.Fields.Add &H3001001E, "a"





All the display name contain character "a" were listed out. Does anyone 

know how to specify a criteria? So that all display name with a 

leading "a" will be listed out?



Any comment or advice are highly appreciated.



Thank you very much in advance.



Dante

The CDO 1.21 message filter unfortunately doesn't allow any criteria.

The only thing you can set is if the filter is AND'ed (if using more

than one property) or inverse (using NOT).



<Siegfried />



> -----Original Message-----

> From: Dante Tang [mailto:dante.tang@s...]

> Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 1:54 PM

> To: ASP CDO

> Subject: [asp_cdo] Filtering Contacts by MessageFilter with criteria

>

> I intended to write a program to list out all contacts, with a

specific

> leading character of the Display Name field (&H3001001E). e.g. Alex,

> Andrew, Amy, etc. However, after adding the following two statements,

I

> got more than what I exactly want...

>

>

> Set CdoMessageFilter =3D CdoMessages.Filter

> CdoMessageFilter.Fields.Add &H3001001E, "a"

>

>

> All the display name contain character "a" were listed out. Does

anyone

> know how to specify a criteria? So that all display name with a

> leading "a" will be listed out?

>

> Any comment or advice are highly appreciated.

>

> Thank you very much in advance.

>

> Dante

>




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