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Item_Write event

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Bryan Dickerson - 18 Aug 2004 21:38 GMT
In the Item_Close event of my custom form, I have a prompt for the user to
decide whether he wants to save the information or not.  If that answer is
"No" then I execute an Item.Close olDiscard.  So now I have some questions,
if the user selects "No", why is my Item_Write still firing?  If the answer
is something along the lines of 'that's just the way it works", then how do
I tell in the Item_Write routine what the user selected?

TIA!
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 19 Aug 2004 14:11 GMT
Adding a MsgBox statement to the Close and Write event handlers might shed
some light on this. The events fire in different orders, depending on just
what the user dones.

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> In the Item_Close event of my custom form, I have a prompt for the user to
> decide whether he wants to save the information or not.  If that answer is
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> TIA!
 
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