Linking to Outlook table

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kbrad

I am following the instructions in OL2000: How to Use Your Outlook Items with Other Office Programs (Microsoft Knowledge Base article - 196873 ) on opening an outlook item in Access. When I get to "4. In the "Files of type" list at the bottom of the Import or Link dialog box, click Outlook" I do not get a wizard just put back to the database window. Any idea why this might be? Something wrong in my Access set presumably.
 
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Kailash Kalyani

I presume you have Outlook installed and that you have a profile already
created? If not, you need to create a profile first with user accounts etc.

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Kailash Kalyani
MEA Developer Support Center
ITWorx on behalf of Microsoft EMEA GTSC

kbrad said:
I am following the instructions in OL2000: How to Use Your Outlook Items
with Other Office Programs (Microsoft Knowledge Base article - 196873 ) on
opening an outlook item in Access. When I get to "4. In the "Files of type"
list at the bottom of the Import or Link dialog box, click Outlook" I do not
get a wizard just put back to the database window. Any idea why this might
be? Something wrong in my Access set presumably.
 
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kbrad

Yes Outlook is installed and profile set up. I have previously written code in Access that sends contacts created in Access directly into the Outlook Contacts folder so there is some sort of connectivity between them.

----- Kailash Kalyani wrote: -----

I presume you have Outlook installed and that you have a profile already
created? If not, you need to create a profile first with user accounts etc.

--
Kailash Kalyani
MEA Developer Support Center
ITWorx on behalf of Microsoft EMEA GTSC

kbrad said:
I am following the instructions in OL2000: How to Use Your Outlook Items
with Other Office Programs (Microsoft Knowledge Base article - 196873 ) on
opening an outlook item in Access. When I get to "4. In the "Files of type"
list at the bottom of the Import or Link dialog box, click Outlook" I do not
get a wizard just put back to the database window. Any idea why this might
be? Something wrong in my Access set presumably.
 
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Kailash Kalyani

You could use Automation to add contacts
Here are some links...
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;161012

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...tomatingOutlookFromVisualBasicApplication.asp

Hope these help.
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Kailash Kalyani
MEA Developer Support Center
ITWorx on behalf of Microsoft EMEA GTSC

kbrad said:
Yes Outlook is installed and profile set up. I have previously written
code in Access that sends contacts created in Access directly into the
Outlook Contacts folder so there is some sort of connectivity between them.
 
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