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June 16th 09, 03:00 PM
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Modifying form controls according to calendars
I want to create a form that shows me the free / busy status from several
outlook calendars. Each calendar is for a meeting room. I want to show a graphic of the floor plan that shows the location of rooms (as a picture control) and then put a marker over each room which will be Green = free Yellow = busy within 1 hour Red = busy now I thought I could use an icon for the marker and change the icon image in vba. I'm new to Outlook forms so I'm looking for some examples of how to - Run vba script on form load to query the calendars Read several calendars to know whether appointments exist now (or within 1h) Select a picture for an icon Can anyone point me a some tutorials or examples that will get me going? Reading the calendars from the form load vba is the part I have no idea how to do. Thanks Alec 
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