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Outlook VB

Asked by JP53 in Outlook Groupware Software, VB Database Programming

Tags: Outlook VB

Hi,
I need a solution that displays filter results against a set of Outlook 2003 contact item custom forms. The inbuilt Outlook filter and display function is no good because we use our own custom fields. I essentially want to duplicate the Outlook filter and display method but in a more user friendly custom form. I've already produced a custom search form module that produces the requires Outlook SQL search string. The bit that's causing problems is getting the filter and display to work. The methods Find, Restrict, and Sort don't display results. The Outlook 'Search' object is way too slow even when I use CDO. I'm left with users having to copy the search string into the inbuilt Outlook Filter SQL field. It works fine but it's not very user firendly. Is there any way I can duplicate the Outlook SQL Filter and display function so I can code it into my VB module?

Thanks

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Outlook VB

Asked by JP53 in Outlook Groupware Software, VB Database Programming

Tags: Outlook VB

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