NavigationPane object (Outlook)
Represents the navigation pane displayed by the active Explorer object.
Remarks
Use the NavigationPane property of the Explorer object to retrieve a NavigationPane object, if one exists for the explorer.
Note
Some Explorer objects may not have a Navigation Pane.
Use the IsCollapsed property to return or set the display mode of the navigation pane.
Use the Modules property to return a NavigationModules object that represents the collection of navigation modules contained by the navigation pane. Use the DisplayedModuleCount to return the count of NavigationModule objects currently displayed in the navigation pane and the CurrentModule property to return or set the currently selected NavigationModule object.
Use the ModuleSwitch event to detect when the selected NavigationModule object changes in the navigation pane.
Events
| Name |
|---|
| ModuleSwitch |
Properties
| Name |
|---|
| Application |
| Class |
| CurrentModule |
| DisplayedModuleCount |
| IsCollapsed |
| Modules |
| Parent |
| Session |
See also
Outlook Object Model Reference
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