R
Robin
Hullo
I have created a database that has as one of it functions the ability to
use Outlooks' functionality such as emailing, importing or exporting
contacts etc.
I have also got the code to create an appointment in Outlook from Access.
However, this code does not check the appointment in Outlook's calendar so
therefore we could double book or worse. Another snippet of code I have
opens up the Appointments form in Outlook but the trouble with that is
that it doesn't write back to Access the values input there.
I have two requests:-
1. Is there any code or methodology that can return the value in Outlook
if it is within or is a part of the date range has been sent to Outlook
from Access? ie can it check the range sent from Access to see if it
conflicts with an already input range in Outlook?
2. Can a meeting that has been set in Access and imported into Outlook be
edited from Access. So far all I can do is create a new meeting when what
should be happening at times is that an edit should be performed.
Thank you
Robin
I have created a database that has as one of it functions the ability to
use Outlooks' functionality such as emailing, importing or exporting
contacts etc.
I have also got the code to create an appointment in Outlook from Access.
However, this code does not check the appointment in Outlook's calendar so
therefore we could double book or worse. Another snippet of code I have
opens up the Appointments form in Outlook but the trouble with that is
that it doesn't write back to Access the values input there.
I have two requests:-
1. Is there any code or methodology that can return the value in Outlook
if it is within or is a part of the date range has been sent to Outlook
from Access? ie can it check the range sent from Access to see if it
conflicts with an already input range in Outlook?
2. Can a meeting that has been set in Access and imported into Outlook be
edited from Access. So far all I can do is create a new meeting when what
should be happening at times is that an edit should be performed.
Thank you
Robin