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Old July 6th 07, 07:39 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba
Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]
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You need to set your data as an array of binary bytes. Then when you write
the data you need to do something like this:

CdoNewFolder.Fields.Add &H36DF0102, vbByte, dataArray

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I'm having a problem getting the last piece of a project together. I
need to be able to write a home page value and associated info (enable
it, etc.) via CDO. Unfortunately the Outlook Object Model won't work
for this case. Note I am working in vbscript here.

Anyhow, I've referenced a posting from Sue Mosher from a year or so
ago in this group (http://groups.google.com/group/
microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba/browse_frm/thread/
fe30a84f1c346e48/2270fac9f34589fb?
lnk=st&q=PR_FOLDER_WEBVIEWINFO&rnum=6&hl=en#2270fa c9f34589fb), which
provides some great info. However, I haven't been able to translate
that into working code.

I've tried writing each value to the property individually as well as
tried writing the data to the property as a single hex vbblob. Neither
has worked. Writing as a single vbblob gave no feedback at all, while
writing the values individually returned an "INVALIDARG" error.

Any input would be greatly appreciated as I've run out of ideas and I
can't find very much information on this process at all.

Here is a small section of the code I've been working with (picking up
after the session is established):

Set CdoInbox = CdoSession.Inbox
Set CdoInfostore = CdoSession.GetInfostore(CdoInbox.StoreID)
Set CdoRootFolder = CdoInfostore.RootFolder

'On Error Resume Next
Set CdoNewFolder = CdoRootFolder.Folders("VB2Test")
'If CdoNewFolder is Nothing Then
' Set CdoNewFolder = CdoRootFolder.Folders.Add("VB2Test")
'End If

Set CdoFields = CdoNewFolder.Fields

CdoNewFolder.Fields.Add
"0x36DF0102",vbBlob,"02000000010000000100000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 02C00000068007400740070003A002F002F006100720063006 8006900760065006D0061006E0061006700650072000000"


'CdoNewFolder.Fields.Add "0x36DF0102",vbBlob,"dwType","1"
'CdoNewFolder.Fields.Add "&H36DF0102",vbBlob,"dwFlags","0x00000001"


 




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