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Hello,
I know there is field that returns the value out who modified the task last: PR_LAST_MODIFIER_NAME. But is there a field that can identify who the user is upon opening a task? For example, I want to do this: If user = John Smith then make a certain field read only. Thanks Joel |
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Try this
application.GetNameSpace("MAPI").CurrentUser it return's the name of the current User ++ "Joel Allen" a écrit dans le message de news: ... Hello, I know there is field that returns the value out who modified the task last: PR_LAST_MODIFIER_NAME. But is there a field that can identify who the user is upon opening a task? For example, I want to do this: If user = John Smith then make a certain field read only. Thanks Joel |
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