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Importing from Outlook user defined fields on a form

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Dave - 16 Sep 2005 18:16 GMT
Hi, I have created a form with my own defined fields but cannot find a way to
drag them into access, all others work I just do not know how to refernce
correctly. Any help greatly appreciated

dave
David C. Holley - 16 Sep 2005 23:15 GMT
What do you mean by 'drag them into Access'? Are you opening up an
Outlook Item in memory using VBA and trying to get the information into
Access? Do you setup a linked table to your Outlook personal folders and
you want to see the user defined fields?

FYI - The user defined fields are a part of the UserProperties
collection and are case sensitive. As in
Item.UserProperties("dbAccessID") returns the value in the user defined
field "dbAccessID". "dbAccessId" would return an error due to the lower
case 'd'. The specific answer to your question depends on the
information above.

> Hi, I have created a form with my own defined fields but cannot find a way to
> drag them into access, all others work I just do not know how to refernce
> correctly. Any help greatly appreciated
>
> dave
 
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