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I have a task form that I move from folder to folder in Outlook public
folders. Basically when you save and close it should move to the folder above it. This worked fine before with Outlook 2000/2003. Using the code: Sub Item_Close oTask.Move oFolder End Sub Now in 2007 it doesn't do anything. I've also tried changing it so that it copies the form, then moves the copy: Sub Item_Close Set ocTask = oTask.Copy ocTask.Move oFolder End Sub This creates the new task, however none of the custom fields come over with it for whatever reason. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks, |
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