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Ken Wigle
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Wed Dec 14, 2005 5:58 pm Post subject:
exchange appointment keywords |
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All,
I have searched everywhere for an example using the keywords property of
the iappointment CDO object and cannot find anything. I am using Exchange
2003 and have the following basic code:
With iAppt
.StartTime = "#" & StartDate & " 08:00:00 AM#"
.EndTime = "#" & EndDate & " 05:01:00 PM#"
.AllDayEvent = True
.Subject = Subject
.Location = Location
.TextBody = TextBody
.BusyStatus = "OOF"
.MeetingStatus = "Tentative"
End With
I am doing a few other things like saving it to a public folder and passing
the above paramaters like Subject, Location, etc. How can I add in a
statement setting the keywords field to "Vacation"? The web app needs to
categorize the request as being vacation or time off but I cannot simply say
.keywords = "Vacation"
since the field is a variant? How do I use this field for this very simply
purpose?
Can someone please just post a snippet of code that I can plug in that will
assign a word to the keywords field?
Thank you very much!
Ken
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Glen Scales [MVP]
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Thu Dec 15, 2005 1:59 am Post subject:
Re: exchange appointment keywords |
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Kewords is a multivalued property so you need to make sure you use the
correct datatype eg something like this should work okay
With iAppt
.StartTime = StartTime
.EndTime = EndTime
.Subject = Subject
.Location = Location
.TextBody = TextBody
.Keywords = array("test","one","two","three")
End With
Cheers
Glen
"Ken Wigle" <KenWigle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:49E6BB20-9E84-4844-BFCD-83D761B4294A@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | All,
I have searched everywhere for an example using the keywords property of
the iappointment CDO object and cannot find anything. I am using Exchange
2003 and have the following basic code:
With iAppt
.StartTime = "#" & StartDate & " 08:00:00 AM#"
.EndTime = "#" & EndDate & " 05:01:00 PM#"
.AllDayEvent = True
.Subject = Subject
.Location = Location
.TextBody = TextBody
.BusyStatus = "OOF"
.MeetingStatus = "Tentative"
End With
I am doing a few other things like saving it to a public folder and
passing
the above paramaters like Subject, Location, etc. How can I add in a
statement setting the keywords field to "Vacation"? The web app needs to
categorize the request as being vacation or time off but I cannot simply
say
.keywords = "Vacation"
since the field is a variant? How do I use this field for this very simply
purpose?
Can someone please just post a snippet of code that I can plug in that
will
assign a word to the keywords field?
Thank you very much!
Ken
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Ken Wigle
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Thu Dec 15, 2005 5:58 pm Post subject:
Re: exchange appointment keywords |
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Thank you so much for replying. It looks good to me but when I added the code
..keywords = array("Off")
I get the error that: 'Array' is a type and cannot be used as an expression
Any ideas?
Thanks again,
Ken
"Glen Scales [MVP]" wrote:
| Quote: | Kewords is a multivalued property so you need to make sure you use the
correct datatype eg something like this should work okay
With iAppt
.StartTime = StartTime
.EndTime = EndTime
.Subject = Subject
.Location = Location
.TextBody = TextBody
.Keywords = array("test","one","two","three")
End With
Cheers
Glen
"Ken Wigle" <KenWigle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:49E6BB20-9E84-4844-BFCD-83D761B4294A@microsoft.com...
All,
I have searched everywhere for an example using the keywords property of
the iappointment CDO object and cannot find anything. I am using Exchange
2003 and have the following basic code:
With iAppt
.StartTime = "#" & StartDate & " 08:00:00 AM#"
.EndTime = "#" & EndDate & " 05:01:00 PM#"
.AllDayEvent = True
.Subject = Subject
.Location = Location
.TextBody = TextBody
.BusyStatus = "OOF"
.MeetingStatus = "Tentative"
End With
I am doing a few other things like saving it to a public folder and
passing
the above paramaters like Subject, Location, etc. How can I add in a
statement setting the keywords field to "Vacation"? The web app needs to
categorize the request as being vacation or time off but I cannot simply
say
.keywords = "Vacation"
since the field is a variant? How do I use this field for this very simply
purpose?
Can someone please just post a snippet of code that I can plug in that
will
assign a word to the keywords field?
Thank you very much!
Ken
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Glen Scales [MVP]
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Fri Dec 16, 2005 1:58 am Post subject:
Re: exchange appointment keywords |
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Sorry that was VB6 code i posted didn't relize you where using .NET
In .NET you just pass an array of objects so
..Keywords = New Object() {"Off"}
Should work
Cheers
Glen
"Ken Wigle" <KenWigle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AE2A8124-055F-4263-AADF-6F8B62C2B6BF@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Thank you so much for replying. It looks good to me but when I added the
code
.keywords = array("Off")
I get the error that: 'Array' is a type and cannot be used as an
expression
Any ideas?
Thanks again,
Ken
"Glen Scales [MVP]" wrote:
Kewords is a multivalued property so you need to make sure you use the
correct datatype eg something like this should work okay
With iAppt
.StartTime = StartTime
.EndTime = EndTime
.Subject = Subject
.Location = Location
.TextBody = TextBody
.Keywords = array("test","one","two","three")
End With
Cheers
Glen
"Ken Wigle" <KenWigle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:49E6BB20-9E84-4844-BFCD-83D761B4294A@microsoft.com...
All,
I have searched everywhere for an example using the keywords property
of
the iappointment CDO object and cannot find anything. I am using
Exchange
2003 and have the following basic code:
With iAppt
.StartTime = "#" & StartDate & " 08:00:00 AM#"
.EndTime = "#" & EndDate & " 05:01:00 PM#"
.AllDayEvent = True
.Subject = Subject
.Location = Location
.TextBody = TextBody
.BusyStatus = "OOF"
.MeetingStatus = "Tentative"
End With
I am doing a few other things like saving it to a public folder and
passing
the above paramaters like Subject, Location, etc. How can I add in a
statement setting the keywords field to "Vacation"? The web app needs
to
categorize the request as being vacation or time off but I cannot
simply
say
.keywords = "Vacation"
since the field is a variant? How do I use this field for this very
simply
purpose?
Can someone please just post a snippet of code that I can plug in that
will
assign a word to the keywords field?
Thank you very much!
Ken
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Ken Wigle
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Tue Dec 20, 2005 5:58 pm Post subject:
Re: exchange appointment keywords |
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Thank you so very much - it worked! I looked everywhere to find an example
of assigning a value to a multivalued object but could not find anything.
You have helped me a lot and I really appreciate it!
Ken
"Glen Scales [MVP]" wrote:
| Quote: | Sorry that was VB6 code i posted didn't relize you where using .NET
In .NET you just pass an array of objects so
..Keywords = New Object() {"Off"}
Should work
Cheers
Glen
"Ken Wigle" <KenWigle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AE2A8124-055F-4263-AADF-6F8B62C2B6BF@microsoft.com...
Thank you so much for replying. It looks good to me but when I added the
code
.keywords = array("Off")
I get the error that: 'Array' is a type and cannot be used as an
expression
Any ideas?
Thanks again,
Ken
"Glen Scales [MVP]" wrote:
Kewords is a multivalued property so you need to make sure you use the
correct datatype eg something like this should work okay
With iAppt
.StartTime = StartTime
.EndTime = EndTime
.Subject = Subject
.Location = Location
.TextBody = TextBody
.Keywords = array("test","one","two","three")
End With
Cheers
Glen
"Ken Wigle" <KenWigle@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:49E6BB20-9E84-4844-BFCD-83D761B4294A@microsoft.com...
All,
I have searched everywhere for an example using the keywords property
of
the iappointment CDO object and cannot find anything. I am using
Exchange
2003 and have the following basic code:
With iAppt
.StartTime = "#" & StartDate & " 08:00:00 AM#"
.EndTime = "#" & EndDate & " 05:01:00 PM#"
.AllDayEvent = True
.Subject = Subject
.Location = Location
.TextBody = TextBody
.BusyStatus = "OOF"
.MeetingStatus = "Tentative"
End With
I am doing a few other things like saving it to a public folder and
passing
the above paramaters like Subject, Location, etc. How can I add in a
statement setting the keywords field to "Vacation"? The web app needs
to
categorize the request as being vacation or time off but I cannot
simply
say
.keywords = "Vacation"
since the field is a variant? How do I use this field for this very
simply
purpose?
Can someone please just post a snippet of code that I can plug in that
will
assign a word to the keywords field?
Thank you very much!
Ken
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