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The CreateComposeForm method creates the compose message form.
Syntax
HRESULT CreateComposeForm(
IMessageFormHostEx * phost,
LPMESSAGE pmsg,
FORMTYPE eFormType,
LPMESSAGE pMsgBase,
MESSAGEFIELDS * pMsgFields,
HWND hwndForm,
HWND * phwndBody,
IMessageFormEx ** ppForm
);
Parameters
- phost
[in] Reference to the IMessageFormHostEx object that allows the form to communicate with Messaging. - pmsg
[in] Reference to the message object to compose. - eFormType
[in] The type of form, specified by the FORMTYPE enumeration. - pMsgBase
[in] Reference to the message to prefill the form, if there is one. - pMsgFields
[in] Reference to the message fields for the new message. - hwndForm
[out] Handle of the form frame. - phwndBody
[out] Reference to the handle of the compose message form' body window. - ppForm
[out] Reference to the newly created compose message form object.
Return Values
This method returns the standard values E_INVALIDARG, E_OUTOFMEMORY, E_UNEXPECTED, and E_FAIL, as well as the following:
- S_OK
Indicates success.
Remarks
CreateComposeForm is called by Messaging to create the form that is used to create messages for your custom form. The form creates a window as a child of the Messaging window. CreateComposeForm returns a handle to the window it has created and a handle to an IMessageFormEx interface. When Messaging calls this method, it passes an IMessageFormHostEx pointer that allows the custom form to communicate with the Messaging application.
Requirements
Pocket PC: Windows Mobile 2003 and later
Smartphone: Windows Mobile 2003 and later
OS Versions: Windows CE .NET 4.2 and later
Header: cemapi.h
Library: cemapi.lib
See Also
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