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Old March 12th 09, 10:36 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_addins
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Default Outlook 2007: Userproperty missing after sending

Hi,

i am trying to send a appointment to a second user.But after i send it. I
lost all my Userproperties, which i added before.

Now my question is : does Outlook(2007) create a new appointment item
instead of sending the original appointment ? So that the Userproperties get
lost ?

I tested the GlobalAppointmentID both are the same.
Someone know any reason why they are missing?

Thanks for your time.
 




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