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    How do assign a task to a public folder task list?

    Hi Again, Here's what I've got so far :- Private Sub HelpToolStripButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles HelpToolStripButton.Click Shell("C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\Outlook.exe") SendKeys.SendWait("^Y")...
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    How do assign a task to a public folder task list?

    Thanks for the swift response Sweep, unfortunately I do not have VSTO only Pro. Although I do not believe I need this to achieve what I want. When the button on my app is clicked, I want it to fire up Outlook and create a new task in a public folder. The trouble is I haven't a clue how to...
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    How do assign a task to a public folder task list?

    Hi There, In an application I am writing, I would like to have a button control that opens the new task window and sets it to assign to a public folder task list in one action. I am writing this app with VS2005 Pro, and it will run in an Outlook/Exchange 2003 environment. Any help would be...
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    Fiscal Period Conversion Problem

    Hi all, I currently have a date of notification in a cross-tab report from which I am extracting the calendar year. I now need to change this year from calendar to our fiscal year. (which runs from 1st July to 30th June). So in effect if notification occurred on 30th June 2005 it would be in...
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    Converting Date String to Date

    Cheers guys that worked perfectly. Rob
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    Converting Date String to Date

    Hi there, I am trying to convert a date string (YYYYMMDD) to a date (DDMMYY). Using the following formula, I have met with partial success, the day and the year pull through correctly for each entry but the month is always (01). E.g. (20011031 = 31/01/2001) or (20011201 = 01/01/2001) or...

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