I use a Item.Save in my script.  Everything works great.  One problem
though, what if the user opening up a task does not have Permissions set to
save?  When this happens, it creates an error in the scipt for that person.
Any ideas of how to solve this?

In Outlook 2000, I'd like to create a custom field on a
Task page.  I'd like this field to have a number in it.  
I'd like the number to increase by 1 everytime a new task
is opened.  So when I open the first task, the field

Another question:
I have a command box that I am currently using to pass a date value into
another value. The command box is called [setinital].
Here is the code.

The size of my apoointment item based form is 500K.
Is there any way to put the code out of form?
Something like "include"?

I have a date/time field called delivery and I would like to know if it is
possible to copy the delivery field into another field(inital delivery) when
it is initially set and have that field hold the delivery date. The problem
being is if the delivery field changes, I do not want ...

At the moment to Open a form that I have changed I have to
go through the following options:
File
New

Hi NGs,
by sending a mail, the event application_itemsend() is triggered.
some code is executed validating some parameters. If a special value
meets I want to cancel the action of sending the mail.

How do I create a formula field that has as its value the
time difference between today's date and a date as
recorded in another field?

I want to save the file in the Function Item_Open() event.  I'm not sure of
the syntax though.  Can you please help?
Basically, I just want it to save when I open the file.  I am going to put
it in an IF statement.

OK, I have Outlook 2000 running on an internal network with Exchange
Server 2000.
Now I designed a form with combo boxes that have multiple columns. To
fill this Multiple column combo box I am using a stored procedure from

I cannot seem to figure out what is wrong with my select
statement.  It seems so simple, yet it escapes me.
I am taking information from a custom form i.e. order
number and after connecting to a SQL database want to

Help!  I have tried the examples from the book Microsoft
Outlook programming jumpstart..... and I cannot get
connected to any database, either on my desktop for
access databases or to a SQL server for SQL tables.

I've got a couple of custom forms that allows users to fill them out, then
print or e-mail their data via a Word template.  Each of the user groups
that use the forms and associated templates are small enough that I've been
able to get away with storing the template on their hard ...

Does anyone know how to get the Manager for a current user from the GA
using Outlook Redemption?  I can get the information I require by usin
the following line of code:
OutlookNamespace.CurrentUser.AddressEntry.Manager.Name

Sue Mosher has helped me identify conflicted contact items in VBA code (Thanks Sue!).
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dim oContact as Objec
dim oContacts as Item