Sure you can! Look at this code again...I changed it a bit:

nItemType = 10 && 10=Contacts,6=Inbox,9=Calendar,13=Tasks....etc,etc.
oOutlook	=CREATEOBJECT("Outlook.Application")
oNameSpace	=oOutlook.GetNameSpace("MAPI")
oContacts	=oNameSpace.GetDefaultFolder(nItemType)
oExplorer	=oContacts.GetExplorer
oExplorer.Display

Just change the item type and a new explorer comes up. Now, if you change what you want to look at, you have to start with GetNameSpace again. Why, I don't know but you do.








>That's exactly my interpretation of what it means. In 98, I'm able to find the "ActiveExplorer" (if Outlook is already open), but that's it. I can't reference any other Explorer other than the active one. Putting them in a collection for 2000 allows references to any and all of them. (That's my read on it anyway :] )