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Outlook calendar custom right-click menu action
I have MS Access database with Appointments table.
I know how to create an appointment in Outlook Calendar based on record from that table.
What I want to achieve is to be able to right-click an appointment in Outlook Calendar and to select a context menu command which will open a form in MS Access database on the record, from which the appointment was originally created.
Any ideas are really highly appreciated.
Thanks a lot in advance!
I know how to create an appointment in Outlook Calendar based on record from that table.
What I want to achieve is to be able to right-click an appointment in Outlook Calendar and to select a context menu command which will open a form in MS Access database on the record, from which the appointment was originally created.
Any ideas are really highly appreciated.
Thanks a lot in advance!
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Outlook 2007
Then this is doable. I can supply the Outlook commands and instructions. Do you know the Access commands necessary to open the form?
ASKER
Yes, I'm pretty familiar with Access.
Thank you for your help!
Thank you for your help!
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BlueDevilFan,
Thank you so much!
I will check the solution tomorrow
Thank you so much!
I will check the solution tomorrow
You're welcome.
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BlueDevilFan,
How can I get parameters for the appointment selected (date and time, subject, category etc)?
So I can find an appropriate record in Access database
Thank you
How can I get parameters for the appointment selected (date and time, subject, category etc)?
So I can find an appropriate record in Access database
Thank you
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Application.ActiveExplorer .Selection (1)
Application.ActiveExplorer .Selection (1).Start
Application.ActiveExplorer .Selection (1).Catego ries ..etc
finally did the trick for me.
BlueDevilFan, thanks a lot for your help!
Application.ActiveExplorer
Application.ActiveExplorer
finally did the trick for me.
BlueDevilFan, thanks a lot for your help!
You're welcome.
What version of Outlook are you using?