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Fergus Deffely
I see a lot of discussion about the problem of not being able to
identify which item(s) have been deleted after an ItemRemove event
fires.
We currently maintain collections for comparison, but this is
resulting in performance problems as our users calendars fill up.
Our preferred plan is to disable all appointment deletion for our
calendar users, and implement our own delete button on a custom
toolbar.
Is there a simple way to disable Calendar deletes (either
programatically or through some permissions configuration)?
If there is no simple way, has anyone used a Windows hook to trap the
Outlook messages? A link or two in the right direction would be mighty
appreciated.
Regards,
Fergus
identify which item(s) have been deleted after an ItemRemove event
fires.
We currently maintain collections for comparison, but this is
resulting in performance problems as our users calendars fill up.
Our preferred plan is to disable all appointment deletion for our
calendar users, and implement our own delete button on a custom
toolbar.
Is there a simple way to disable Calendar deletes (either
programatically or through some permissions configuration)?
If there is no simple way, has anyone used a Windows hook to trap the
Outlook messages? A link or two in the right direction would be mighty
appreciated.
Regards,
Fergus