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Dennis
Hi folks,
I have a VBS-Script to import .msg-Files. It goes through
a specific folder and imports all .msg-Files by a given condition
(e.g. certain age of file).
When appointments are to import I use the Save-method to save the
appointments
to my MAPI-Folder.
Like:
Set objItem = _ Application.CreateItemFromTemplate(strSourceFolder &
strFileName,_ objMAPIFolder)
With objItem
[some stuff]
.Save
blnSaved = .Saved
If blnSaved = True Then
[yeah it's in my MAPIFOLDER ]
END IF
End With
When I open the imported appointment I _do_not_see_ the taken notice
(for further details).
! But: Opening the Appointment-MSG-File by a DoubleClick seems working
!
The missing notice is back!
Using the SaveAs from the file-menu imports the appointm. very well.
Then I have two dates at the same time (of course). Both are from the
same source but the VBS-imported misses the taken notice.
Is the Save-Method broken or what am I doing wrong?
Can anybody help?
I have a VBS-Script to import .msg-Files. It goes through
a specific folder and imports all .msg-Files by a given condition
(e.g. certain age of file).
When appointments are to import I use the Save-method to save the
appointments
to my MAPI-Folder.
Like:
Set objItem = _ Application.CreateItemFromTemplate(strSourceFolder &
strFileName,_ objMAPIFolder)
With objItem
[some stuff]
.Save
blnSaved = .Saved
If blnSaved = True Then
[yeah it's in my MAPIFOLDER ]
END IF
End With
When I open the imported appointment I _do_not_see_ the taken notice
(for further details).
! But: Opening the Appointment-MSG-File by a DoubleClick seems working
!
The missing notice is back!
Using the SaveAs from the file-menu imports the appointm. very well.
Then I have two dates at the same time (of course). Both are from the
same source but the VBS-imported misses the taken notice.
Is the Save-Method broken or what am I doing wrong?
Can anybody help?