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Richard H
At my new job, I'm not allowed to synchronize my Pocket PC with my office
PC. A real hassle ... so I need a couple of macros which I don't know how
to write.
The first one should do the following:
Export Calendar items to a PST file named "Calendar R"
in the "C:\My Documents\Calendar PST" folder,
including future appointments only (starting today) plus
recurring appointments,
and then send the file as an attachment to Outlook,
preferably with my mail address in the "To" field
and something like "Calendar PST" as subject.
The second one should do the same thing with Contacts items - preferably
including only those items that have been added or changed. And maybe only
contacts in a certain category.
Is this a straightforward matter??
By the way: I believe I won't need a macro to import the data, but I'm not
sure if I should "combine" or "replace" when importing.
PC. A real hassle ... so I need a couple of macros which I don't know how
to write.
The first one should do the following:
Export Calendar items to a PST file named "Calendar R"
in the "C:\My Documents\Calendar PST" folder,
including future appointments only (starting today) plus
recurring appointments,
and then send the file as an attachment to Outlook,
preferably with my mail address in the "To" field
and something like "Calendar PST" as subject.
The second one should do the same thing with Contacts items - preferably
including only those items that have been added or changed. And maybe only
contacts in a certain category.
Is this a straightforward matter??
By the way: I believe I won't need a macro to import the data, but I'm not
sure if I should "combine" or "replace" when importing.