Thanks Ken, turns out that I left out a simple step. I needed to close out
of outlook and get back in; all the tidbits you gave me were right on target.

Do you have a website. I'd like to go through your information.

There's a lot of information out there, but a lot of it assumes a certain
level of knowledge that tyro's like me simply don't have.

Thanks again.

"Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Does the event fire if you modify a non-recurring appointment?

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"kalukaley" wrote in message
...
Almost There. I noticed that I didn't include the actual hanlder. The
Inialize_handler is now being called (message box is working).

However, the ItemChange Event doesn't appear to be called.

I have a recurring Appointment in my calendar. as a simple test I change
the duration or start time ( or any other thing ) in the appointment then
save it.
At this point I'm expecting a pop-up from my eventhandler ... but nothing
happens.

P.S. The future of this code is more than just dopey pop-ups


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From CLASS MODULE
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Public WithEvents CalItems As Outlook.items

Public Sub Initialize_handler()

Set CalItems =
Application.GetNamespace("MAPI").GetDefaultFolder( olFolderCalendar).items

MsgBox "I'm here"
End Sub


Public Sub CalItems_ItemChange(ByVal Item As Object)
MsgBox "now I am here"

End Sub

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From ThisOutLookSession
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Dim classHandler As New Class1


Private Sub Application_Startup()

classHandler.Initialize_handler



End Sub