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Appointment deletion / creation event or workaround?

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Robert Halstead - 03 Oct 2004 23:51 GMT
I'm trying to sync some outlook calendars together over the network and i'm
tapping in thru the Outlook DOM.  I would like to be notified on the deletion
and creation of appointments in the calendar and I'm wondering the best way
to do this.  There are some send events in the AppointmentItemClass but would
I need to hook up the events in all the appointments or is there a global
event that fires?  Also, I'm thinking i would need a explorer/inspector for
the deletion, but I'm unfamilar on how to use these.

Thanks

Robert Halstead
Robert Halstead - 03 Oct 2004 23:59 GMT
Bah, wouldn't you know.. I just found it .  Turns out the Items collection
in the MAPIFolder class has a few events on add,remove, and change.  I can
just hook to these when they create/delete events.

> I'm trying to sync some outlook calendars together over the network and i'm
> tapping in thru the Outlook DOM.  I would like to be notified on the deletion
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> Robert Halstead
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 04 Oct 2004 13:24 GMT
Note that the Items.Remove event doesn't tell you which item was removed.

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> Bah, wouldn't you know.. I just found it .  Turns out the Items collection
> in the MAPIFolder class has a few events on add,remove, and change.  I can
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>> Robert Halstead
 
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