Hey John,
>Really, how easy is it????
It is pretty easy. But I see you went the step farther of showing Fred how to do it, which I neglected to do.
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>Anyone who wants to seriously look at Office automation should buy the MS Press Office2000 VB Language Reference....a gem.
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>A gem might be stretching it a bit. It is after all, just a language reference for VBA for each of the office products. Actually putting this stuff together is a different story. I'd like to think that in some way, I have helped that situation out a bit especially with respect to Outlook <bg>. As I seem to recall, I had more than a few articles on the subject in FoxTalk....
Yeah, you do need to do some detective work, true.
>The VBA developer's handbook by Getz and Gilbert is pretty good. However, it is lacking on the Outlook front.
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Outlook always seems to be the forgotten puppy in these things.
>Also, I think Whil Hentzen's company is coming out with an Office2000 and VFP book sometime next year.
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>I will be anxious to see this. Of course, it does not do a whole lot of good for the guy who has a problem now... <bg>... This is all BTW tongue in cheek. You knew I had to give you some grief here....
Hell, I know. But you were right in posting code and I shouldn't have been so glib. BTW, I have a simple app uploaded here called ROC which grabs Contacts and throws them into a table. Perhaps I should have pointed Fred in that direction.
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John Koziol, ex-MVP, ex-MS, ex-FoxTeam. Just call me "X"
"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro" - Hunter Thompson (Gonzo) RIP 2/19/05