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Old October 18th 06, 09:27 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba
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Default Outlook 2003 Script: How to create an Id for task

Hi All,

I have a new folder in my public folders, I create a personal form and make
it as default form used by everyone

I want to number programaticaly all task with a unique Id exp 00001 to
99999

can someone help




 




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