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![]() I'm use to doing this via VB and CDO but I can't seem to find a simple way in VBScript from a form itself. I have a EntryID for an Item and wish to find the corresponding Item. I have setup my collection down to the item level and can use a loop to find and setup the item but it's slow. On the VB side you can use the GetMessage(ID,ParentFolderSessionID) command from the Connection to go directly to an Item. Is there an equivalent in the Form design mode using VBScript? When I use the Folder.Find() command it tells me that the EntryID is not Valid Along with just ID like I can use via CDO. Is it possibly labeled something different? Any help would be appreciated. *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** |
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