The TimeSent property sets or returns the date/time the message was sent as a vbDate variant data type. Read/write.
objMessage.TimeSent
Variant (vbDate format)
The TimeReceived and TimeSent properties set and return dates and times as the local time for the user's system.
When you send messages using the Message object's Send method, MAPI sets the TimeReceived and TimeSent properties for you. However, when you post messages in a public folder, you must first explicitly set these properties. For a message posted to a public folder, set both properties to the same time value.
The TimeReceived and TimeSent properties represent local time.
AppointmentItem objects in a Microsoft® Schedule+ calendar folder do not have the full set of attributes of a general message. If you obtain the default calendar folder by passing CdoDefaultFolderCalendar to the Session object's GetDefaultFolder method, its appointments have no defined value for the TimeSent property. An attempt to access TimeSent in this case returns CdoE_NOT_FOUND.
The TimeSent property corresponds to the MAPI property PR_CLIENT_SUBMIT_TIME. It can be rendered into HTML hypertext using the CDO Rendering ObjectRenderer object. To specify this, set the object renderer's DataSource property to this Message object and the property parameter of the RenderProperty method to CdoPR_CLIENT_SUBMIT_TIME.
Note When PR_CLIENT_SUBMIT_TIME is rendered into HTML, it is converted to the local time at IIS, not the browser's local time.
This code fragment displays the date/time a message was sent and received:
' from the sample function Message_TimeSentAndReceived
' verify that objOneMsg is valid, then ...
With objOneMsg
strMsg = "Message sent " & Format(.TimeSent, "Short Date")
strMsg = strMsg & ", " & Format(.TimeSent, "Long Time")
strMsg = strMsg & "; received "
strMsg = strMsg & Format(.TimeReceived, "Short Date") & ", "
strMsg = strMsg & Format(.TimeReceived, "Long Time")
MsgBox strMsg
End With