J
Jaime
I found a very nice article,
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;209946&Product=acc2000, which had one ambiguity that I
have not been able to get past. It refers to a Message
Class field, but does not explain how this property is
assigned or even to what object. I assume it is a
property of the object returned by db.CreateTableDef(),
but I'm guessing.
I have two questions, "How do I apply this property?"
and "Where are these these methods documented?"
Any help would be appreciated.
The article said:
If items in the linked Microsoft Outlook folder use a
special form, you must enter the correct form type in the
Message Class field when you add new records to the
table. If you do not specify a Message Class, Microsoft
Outlook uses the default mail form to display your data.
The Message Classes for the standard Microsoft Outlook
folders are:
Folder Message Class
Calendar IPM.Appointment
Contacts IPM.Contact
Inbox IPM.Note
Journal IPM.Activity
Notes IPM.StickyNote
Tasks IPM.Task
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;209946&Product=acc2000, which had one ambiguity that I
have not been able to get past. It refers to a Message
Class field, but does not explain how this property is
assigned or even to what object. I assume it is a
property of the object returned by db.CreateTableDef(),
but I'm guessing.
I have two questions, "How do I apply this property?"
and "Where are these these methods documented?"
Any help would be appreciated.
The article said:
If items in the linked Microsoft Outlook folder use a
special form, you must enter the correct form type in the
Message Class field when you add new records to the
table. If you do not specify a Message Class, Microsoft
Outlook uses the default mail form to display your data.
The Message Classes for the standard Microsoft Outlook
folders are:
Folder Message Class
Calendar IPM.Appointment
Contacts IPM.Contact
Inbox IPM.Note
Journal IPM.Activity
Notes IPM.StickyNote
Tasks IPM.Task