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I've run into this too and in some exceptions I don't even get a
description. -- Josh Einstein Einstein Technologies Microsoft Tablet PC MVP Tablet Enhancements for Outlook 2.0 - Try it free for 14 days www.tabletoutlook.com wrote in message ups.com... Hi, Thanks for your reply. Using "Restrict" was just a sample how to cause an exception. It can be seen also on "Outlook.Recipient.FreeBusy" and "Attachments.Add". The issue is that in COM, the practice is to compare the HRESULT value against a list of known numeric values (or test certain bits) but here, the numeric value seem to be random, and only the description is the same (at least it's prolog). As for your comments, this syntax of the filter seems to work fine so far. The date element was enclosed with "#", to avoid any ambiguity as whether 7/4 is July's 4th, or April's 7th. I didn't find any documentation about the compatibility of the syntax among OS with different cultures used, so I used this one, which seems to work. Itzik. |
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