I'm using frequently, in Access2000 databases, the VBA instruction
'docmd.sendobject' to send mail with Outlook2000. No problem.
My question is: when upgrading Outlook2000 to Outlook2003, without upgrading
Access2000: is there a problem with the command 'docmd.sendobject' to send

Below is a copy of the code that I'm using to catch when someone updates an
item in their calendar.
How would I alter this code to capture an event any appointment in the
calendar.

I posted in the VSTO forums and was advised to post here as people with
Outlook expertise visit this forum more frequently.  My environment is:
Visual Studio 2005
Outlook 2003

The code below fails on this line:
While ((j < totalcount) And (myItems(j).Class <> olTask))
I put the cursor over j and see that Excel interprets it as 1, and I put the
cursor over totalcount and I see that Excel interprets it as 0; both of these

Part of my code is pasted below:
   Dim objApp As Object
   Dim OutTask As Object
   Set objApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")

I decided to start a new post because my other was answered, and I was
starting to get off the initial topic with a new question.  How can I prevent
duplicates from being entered into the Task list? I may open an Excel tool on
Monday and update tasks for individuals. By the end ...

I need to find a sub folder on different machine, which always has the same
Name. I have got this far
   Set SourceFolder = mynamespace.Folders("Personal Folders")
   For iLoopCounter = 1 To Something

I'm hoping someone can assist me, as I'm a bit lost. I'm trying to
select a particular Outlook account to send out an e-mail message from
Excel. My code that e-mails from Excel works fine, apat from the fact
it selects the default Outlook account to send the e-mail which is not

I have code to create a meeting which seems to work.  As part of the meeting
i want to use a Resource - a calendar for a meeting room.  How can I get the
resource (meeting room) to accept and display the meeting in its shared
Outlook calendar.

Need to know what Objects I'll need to deal with in Outlook to accomplish the
following:
- Read a calendar entry (meetings, appointments, etc)
- Make a calendar entry

My custom compose form have Message control on the left side & my
activex control on the right side (alongwith To, CC on the upper
part). I have set "Resize with layout" property of Message control to
unchecked. I want to resize my activex control to the width of

I wrote an outlook addin that allows users to save their emails to a certain
SharePoint location. First idea was to save them on a share, have them then
picked up by a service that pushes them into SharePoint. That all worked, but
some people got errors. Thinking that the problem ...