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I have done a lot of VB6 programming and integrated Excel and Access into my
apps but have not done so with Outlook. I am using Outlook 2000. Is there a way to use the Export to a file by accessing the export routine in Outlook and using VBA to select the options such as pst file, inbox, do not replace duplicates, file name, etc.? Specifically, where do I find the names of the controls in the Export function to call? My daughter gets confused trying to backup and I would like to simplify it by calling a macro to do it in one step. Thanks for the help. |
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