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Ronald van Aalten
Importing a custom appointment form gives strange results. I created a new
custom app form with two user defined fields (with messageclass
IPM.Appointment.test). I published this form in my personal forms library
and copied it also to my other computer. Then on one computer I save a new
custom app with redemption safeapp.saveas(path, olMsg). On my other
computer I import this file using the .CreateItemFromTemplate statement.
The .createitemfromtemplate statement should import the .msg file into a new
appointment item and preserve the messageclass and udf's. That's so for
contacts but strangely enough not for appointments. The redemption
safeapp.import(path, olMsg) statement gives the same results. If I export
and import as an .oft then the messageclass and udf's are preserved but the
start-and end times are lost! (also the outlook security prompt is triggerd
although I do use a redemption safeappointment item!)
I'm using VB6, Redemption 3.4 and outlook 2003 and 2002.
Is this a bug in Oultook?
Ronald van Aalten
custom app form with two user defined fields (with messageclass
IPM.Appointment.test). I published this form in my personal forms library
and copied it also to my other computer. Then on one computer I save a new
custom app with redemption safeapp.saveas(path, olMsg). On my other
computer I import this file using the .CreateItemFromTemplate statement.
The .createitemfromtemplate statement should import the .msg file into a new
appointment item and preserve the messageclass and udf's. That's so for
contacts but strangely enough not for appointments. The redemption
safeapp.import(path, olMsg) statement gives the same results. If I export
and import as an .oft then the messageclass and udf's are preserved but the
start-and end times are lost! (also the outlook security prompt is triggerd
although I do use a redemption safeappointment item!)
I'm using VB6, Redemption 3.4 and outlook 2003 and 2002.
Is this a bug in Oultook?
Ronald van Aalten