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Here's a nice brain-teaser...
We have several salespeople whose call appointments are recorded in my .mdb
and we want these to be pushed through to their Outlook Calendars.
I followed religiously the advice given in an MS KB Article that fredg had
recommended elsewhere, no. 209963 and I set up the example .mdb and did the
coding and everything looked good.
When I clicked to Send to Outlook I got a confirmation that it had been
done. But I couldn't then find the appointment in Outlook, so I did a couple
more.
It's weird - they are there alright, but the dates have become completely
screwed up and I cannot see the logic for it. The time of day went through
OK, it's just the dates that are not being read properly. This is what
happened:
Access date 06/02/2007 became Outlook date 22/07/2003
Access date 02/05/2007 became Outlook date 23/07/2003
I can (kind of) understand the DD and MM getting mixed up as I am using UK
dates i.e. DD/MM/YYYY but why on earth would 2007 become 2003?????
BTW I am using Office XP Pro (2002).
We have several salespeople whose call appointments are recorded in my .mdb
and we want these to be pushed through to their Outlook Calendars.
I followed religiously the advice given in an MS KB Article that fredg had
recommended elsewhere, no. 209963 and I set up the example .mdb and did the
coding and everything looked good.
When I clicked to Send to Outlook I got a confirmation that it had been
done. But I couldn't then find the appointment in Outlook, so I did a couple
more.
It's weird - they are there alright, but the dates have become completely
screwed up and I cannot see the logic for it. The time of day went through
OK, it's just the dates that are not being read properly. This is what
happened:
Access date 06/02/2007 became Outlook date 22/07/2003
Access date 02/05/2007 became Outlook date 23/07/2003
I can (kind of) understand the DD and MM getting mixed up as I am using UK
dates i.e. DD/MM/YYYY but why on earth would 2007 become 2003?????
BTW I am using Office XP Pro (2002).