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Have you ever used Microsoft Outlook? If yes, then here is the question : if you open tasks in outlook, a spread sheet will open with a header column and if you click on one of the rows, an assign task window will open. i want to incorporate the same in to my VB application. can somebody please direct me as to how to go about it? intially i am giving 50 points, but i can increase the points accordingly.
thanks in advance,
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i am very sorry to say that your code is not at all working. do i have to do anything else other than your code? please respond.
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How it is not working? do you get any error message? please explain more.

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i did put a listview control on my form and and also your code accordingly. when i run it, it just don't do anything except for a blank list view on the form. no error messages also. please let me know if you want more info.
thanks for responding,
vmano.
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OK. let me rephrase the question.
i am developing a case management system and are trying to integrate the user interface to include a view of a users outlook tasks in our main window. i would like to find an ocx or something to use to connect to the exchange server without making our users open outlook.
hope this is much more clear as to what i am looking for.
thanks in advance,
vmano


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vmano,

Replace Form_Load sub with the following:

Private Sub Form_Load()
 ListView1.View = lvwReport
 ListView1.ColumnHeaders.Add , , " ", 10
 ListView1.ColumnHeaders.Add , , "Subject", ListView1.Width / 2
 ListView1.ColumnHeaders.Add , , "Due Date", ListView1.Width / 2
 LVXGridLines ListView1, True
 LVXCheckBoxes ListView1, True
End Sub

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MirkWood,
What is this all about "BUYING"? Can you tell me more about this buying questions?

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