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Thankx in advance ! ! !<br />

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Hi chewhoung's<br />
Thanks a ton for your prompt reply.I will be posting more queries as i tend to learn more of <br />
MS Exchange.Looking forward to your timely help.<br />
Regards,<br />
Ashwin<br />

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Hi chewhoung's
Thanks a ton for your prompt reply.I will be posting more queries as i tend to learn more of
MS Exchange.Looking forward to your timely help.
Regards,
Ashwin


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I have just set up the Ms-Exchange(ver 5.0) environment.How do i access MS Access or SQL Server from Outlook'97 client.<br />
I have tried doing this from Exchange Client using Exchange Forms Designer.But when i accessed the MS Access Database from &quot;Visual Basic for Exchange Server&quot;,it gave me an compilation error saying &quot;User Defined type not identified&quot;.<br />
So i am now trying this from Outlook '97.
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I have just set up the Ms-Exchange(ver 5.0) environment.How do i access MS Access or SQL Server from Outlook'97 client.
I have tried doing this from Exchange Client using Exchange Forms Designer.But when i accessed the MS Access Database from "Visual Basic for Exchange Server",it gave me an compilation error saying "User Defined type not identified".
So i am now trying this from Outlook '97.

Accessing Ms-Access vide Outlook'97 Client !!!

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