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OK, 1 Point for the tip with object Explorer, (I hate It =).But the other 49 for the Tool. &quot;A must-have&quot; for every Outlook-Developer =)<br />
Big thx.
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OK, 1 Point for the tip with object Explorer, (I hate It =).But the other 49 for the Tool. "A must-have" for every Outlook-Developer =)
Big thx.

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thanks for the grade, and yes the tools from that site are a must for a office developer
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thanks for the grade, and yes the tools from that site are a must for a office developer

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Hello,<br />
<br />
I am searching for a dokumentation of all fild-names that are used in Outlook-Forms.<br />
The problem is, I am from Germany and e.g. the field &quot;Subject&quot; in my Outlook is called &quot;Betreff&quot; but from VB I can only read the text, if I use: <br />
vari = Item.Subject<br />
<br />
I am searching for a list like that:<br />
English -&gt; German<br />
subject -&gt; Betreff<br />
CreationTime -&gt; Erstellt<br />
<br />
Or:<br />
I am sure I found the whole list in the local-Window (that´s how it´s called in Germany, I mean the Window where u can explore your objects) of the VBA-Editor long time ago and now I can´t find it. If someone knows, how to find it, please let me know.<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
mfg<br />
<br />
TAFKAR
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Hello,

I am searching for a dokumentation of all fild-names that are used in Outlook-Forms.
The problem is, I am from Germany and e.g. the field "Subject" in my Outlook is called "Betreff" but from VB I can only read the text, if I use: 
vari = Item.Subject

I am searching for a list like that:
English -> German
subject -> Betreff
CreationTime -> Erstellt

Or:
I am sure I found the whole list in the local-Window (that´s how it´s called in Germany, I mean the Window where u can explore your objects) of the VBA-Editor long time ago and now I can´t find it. If someone knows, how to find it, please let me know.



mfg

TAFKAR

Documentation of all fields in Outlook (like Item.Subject etc.)

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.