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Collaboration Data Objects

Asked by JP53 in Groupware / Collaborative Software, Outlook Groupware Software, Visual Basic Programming

Tags: Microsoft Outlook 2003, Visual Basic Programming

Hi,
I'm using CDO Iin VBA to loop though properties on a large number of Outlook Contact items. I can access the inbuilt outlook properties OK, but don't know how to access user defined props. If I reference an inbuilt Outlook contact item property (e.g. the 'profession' field) with:
objCDO.Fields(CdoPR_PROFESSION)
How do I reference a user defined contact item property (e.g. 'MyTestField1')?
Thanks

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             Sub LoopThroughContactItems()
    Dim objApp As Outlook.Application
    Dim objItem As Object
    Dim objCDO As MAPI.Message
    Set objApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
    Set objFolder = objApp.ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder
    If Not objItem Is Nothing Then
        If g_CDOSession Is Nothing Then
            Call DoCDOLogon
        End If
    End If
    For Each objItem In objFolder.Items
        Set objCDO = GetCDOItemFromOL(objItem)
        If Not objCDO Is Nothing Then
            objCDO.Fields(CdoPR_PROFESSION) = ""
           ACCESS USER DEFINED FIELD 'MYTESTFIELD1' HERE AND UPDATE AS ABOVE
            objCDO.Update

           
         

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Collaboration Data Objects

Asked by JP53 in Groupware / Collaborative Software, Outlook Groupware Software, Visual Basic Programming

Tags: Microsoft Outlook 2003, Visual Basic Programming

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