John,

Sooo... Does this mean we have to buy your next book or lunch or something?

I dunno about this business of just helping a fellow developer out. Something fishy here... <g>

Best,

DD

PS - Thanks John..

>Or, they can go to my website and get the same info for free...< bg >....
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>Hawk your book if want to.. However, I think the right thing to do is directly answer the question as opposed to just just pushing folks off to buy your book..< s >
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>For the benefit of those lurking, here is code that adds Outlook Contacts to a VFP cursor. For brevity, I only included 2 fields. I have a complete set of classlibraries that encapsulates this process. If you want them, just send me an email. I will also upload them here and will post a link to my web site.
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>Sorry folks, I have a problem with folks who could, or at least should be able to answer a question without forcing somebody to buy one's book...< s >.. Don't get me wrong... I encourage folks to purchase the books they believe they need to do their jobs. However, when somebody steers you to a website to buy their book as opposed to answering the question, this IMO, goes over the line. This is after all, a VOLUNTEER SUPPORT FORUM.
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>Again, this and many more samples like it are available for free on my web site.
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>#Define olFolderContacts	10
>oOutlook = createobject("outlook.application")
>oNameSpace = oOutlook.GetNameSpace("MAPI")
>oContacts = oNameSpace.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderContacts).Items
>count = 0
>create cursor contacts ;
>   (fullname c(50),email1address c(50))
>For Each Contact In oContacts
>   m.fullname      = contact.fullname
>   m.email1address = contact.email1address
>   Insert Into Contacts From Memvar
>Next Contact
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>In addition, you can write code that reads the Outlook address book. The new book that Della Martin and I have coming out this month (Microsoft Office Automation with Visual FoxPro) includes an example that reads the Contacts folder from Outlook and creates a VFP cursor. You can check the book out at www.hentzenwerke.com. (PUTM members also get a discount. Go through the link on the main UT page.)
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