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Outlook 2003 (SP2 + patches) in cached mode, Exchange 2003 SP2
I have a public folder heirachy setup like so: | +--Accounts | | | +--Contacts | +--Visit Reports In the Accounts and Contacts folders there are unmodified Contact forms, in the Visit Reports folder is a custom form based on a Journal (VisitReport) and stock standard Task forms. I have a folder homepage that creates VisitReports and adds the currently selected Account and Contact items to the Links property. If person A creates a report, they are able to double click through the links and see the detail in the Account and Contact items, if person B looks at person A's Visit Report they are not able to double click through the Account link, they can click through the Contact link(s) ... but if they delete the Account link and recreate it, both person A and person B are able to click through the link on future occassions. I have tried so many ways to get this to work, including GetItemFromID, saving the VisitReport-destroying the VisitReport object-reconnecting to the VisitReport and the results are always the same ... does anybody have any insight as to what might be going wrong?? Priz |
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