You mix VCard with a Meeting item. The ForwardAsVcal will return a contact's info as a vCard file.
Have a look at AppointmentItem instead
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Browse All TopicsI have a form in Access that sets up a training event. The training coordinator selects the time and location and the attendees from a listbox. I have added a button on the form that is intended to execute code that sends all of the attendees a calendar invitation. So far I have built a recordset that contains the email addresses for each selected staff. I know how to create an Outlook object and create a new appointment, but how do I send an appointment invitation to each email address in my recordset?
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Maybe you can pick up a clue here (although it's not Outlook)
http://www-10.lotus.com/ld
I found the solution from MatthewsPatrick here:
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I needed to create a recipients object like you would need to create an appointment object. This code also uses late binding to eliminate the need for the Outlook reference library. I've attached the code below that does what I need.
Thanks for your assistance. Somehow the links you provided led me to change the key words of my search which brought me to the solution that I could not previously find. Can I award partial points for that?
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by: NashVegasPosted on 2009-09-09 at 14:54:25ID: 25295940
I found some useful information here: e.com/Prog ramming/Mi sc/ Q_21947 200.html?s fQueryTerm Info=1+for wardasvc " line. Any ideas?
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Borrowing heavily from the code on that post (and using my personal email account to test rather than the dynamic list of recipients) I end up getting an email with the correct subject, but I am not getting a calendar appointment sent via email which is what I expected from the "oMailItem = oAppointment.ForwardAsVcal
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