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I have created a task item and wish to save it to a sub folder of tasks that
I have already created. I know the syntax to save to the task folder is: objTask.Save but I don't know how to save to the sub folder I have created. Thanks Carol |
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You need to call MAPIFolder.Items.Add (where MAPIFolder points to the Tasks
subfolder) rather than use Application.CreateItem(). Dmitry Streblechenko (MVP) http://www.dimastr.com/ OutlookSpy - Outlook, CDO and MAPI Developer Tool "Carol G" wrote in message news:4ZGgh.482570$1T2.201666@pd7urf2no... I have created a task item and wish to save it to a sub folder of tasks that I have already created. I know the syntax to save to the task folder is: objTask.Save but I don't know how to save to the sub folder I have created. Thanks Carol |
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