Ok, so I guess I should have been more specific. I know how to use the journal and all of its functions. My question is related to programing for Outlook. Outlook uses controls, properties, events and methods in programming its forms. I am trying to get information about a property called "autojournal" or something like that. This is more of a programming questions than that of the functionality of the Journal in Outlook.
So, does anyone know of any such property?
Thanks!
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by: starlPosted on 2001-02-06 at 05:45:23ID: 5817224
there is a lot of information in the outlook help file about journaling (don't look up autojournal - just journal).
what do you mean "Is there any such property related to Outlook forms?"
Journaling automatically records your activites (depending on how you set it up, it includes the opening of office programs), tracks an activity, creates shortcuts, helps find files.
Here is the official ms explanation:
"You can set up Journal to automatically record information from certain contacts or documents from any Microsoft Office program.
You can set options to automatically record items that you send, receive, or create for selected contacts. For example, you can have all e-mail messages automatically recorded in Journal for the contacts you specify.
You can also set options to automatically record Office documents you create from any Office program. For example, you can have all Microsoft Word documents or Microsoft Access databases you create automatically recorded in Journal.
You can record individual items and documents that already exist, in addition to items and documents that can't be recorded automatically, by manually adding them to Journal. For example, tasks and appointments cannot be recorded automatically (although meeting requests and responses and task requests and responses can be). If you want to record a task or appointment, add it manually. If a document or item already exists, add it manually. Any item or document that can be automatically recorded in Journal can be recorded manually in this way.
You can also record any activity, even if it isn't an Outlook item, by manually adding it to Journal. For example, you can manually record a conversation you had in the hallway or a letter you sent to a business associate that you want a record of."