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call to external functions

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k0mp - 25 May 2004 08:51 GMT
Is there a way in VBScript to call functions from an external file ?
Because I have made a proc in VBS that allows to export the current
form to html in a wysiwyg way (automatically, not using a template)
but the problem is that I have several forms, and if I have made
changes in my proc I don't want to copy/paste the code for each forms.
Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] - 25 May 2004 15:54 GMT
If it's a Public Sub or Function in the ThisOutlookSession class module in
your Outlook 2000 or later VBA project you can call it using
Application.MySubName but this method isn't supported and isn't guaranteed
to work in later versions of Outlook or even possibly in service pack or
hotfix revisions to Outlook.

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> Is there a way in VBScript to call functions from an external file ?
> Because I have made a proc in VBS that allows to export the current
> form to html in a wysiwyg way (automatically, not using a template)
> but the problem is that I have several forms, and if I have made
> changes in my proc I don't want to copy/paste the code for each forms.
 
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