Seperate Outlook taskbar button from opened email taskbar buttons

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1.Taskbar "Group similar taskbar buttons"

I first thought that this was happening only to me and that it was related to 
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If you have the option selected to "Group similar taskbar buttons" and an 
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problem) I can no longer access this grouping.  I click on the IE grouping in 
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2.Inspector Behind Windows Taskbar Causes Taskbar Button Flicker

Hello,

I have written an Outlook Add-In using VB6.

At one point, I iterate through the Inbox (using the Outlook Object
Model, not CDO):

  For Each objItem In colInboxItems
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It works.  But if I have an open Inspector, and part of the Inspector
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All the buttons don't flicker.  The only taskbar buttons that flicker
are the particular ones that the Inspector is positioned behind.  If I
move the Inspector to the left or right, the button flicker follows
the Inspector.  If I move the Inspector up so it is no longer behind
the Win98 taskbar, the button flicker no longer occurs.

The flicker is very noticable when iterating through a large Inbox
containing hundreds or thousands of items.  I can't just remove
DoEvents from my loop, because that causes other problems.

Has anyone run into this?  Any suggestions for how to eliminate the
flicker?

All I can think of is to abandon using the Outlook Object Model and
use Extended MAPI in a separate thread that runs independently of the
Outlook execution context.  But I'd rather not go down that road
unless there is no other way.

Thanks.

Jim

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