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May 28th 08, 01:17 AM
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Create appointment from template
I need to create new appontment from template and I do not want to publish my
form to any folder. I can handle the NewInspector event for Instectors object (for example, the cell in Calendar grin is double-clicked). In the handling method, I do the following: 1. Take passed through parameter Inspector (Inspector1) and set AppointmentItem for it (AppItem1). 2. Create new AppiontmentIten in Calendar folder using CreateItemFromTemplate method (AppItem2). 3. Copy Start and End properties from AppItem1 to AppItem2. 4. Display AppItem2. How can I close Inspector1 and do not save AppItem1? 
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May 28th 08, 02:36 AM
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Create appointment from template
Call the Close method:
myInspector.Close olDiscard You should use Inspector.Activate not Inspectors.NewInspector to process the new item. NewInspector may provide only a weak reference to the item. Why would you want to use a template, given that an unpublished form is not going to handle custom properties or code as a published form would? -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Fedor Kanukhin" wrote in message ... I need to create new appontment from template and I do not want to publish my form to any folder. I can handle the NewInspector event for Instectors object (for example, the cell in Calendar grin is double-clicked). In the handling method, I do the following: 1. Take passed through parameter Inspector (Inspector1) and set AppointmentItem for it (AppItem1). 2. Create new AppiontmentIten in Calendar folder using CreateItemFromTemplate method (AppItem2). 3. Copy Start and End properties from AppItem1 to AppItem2. 4. Display AppItem2. How can I close Inspector1 and do not save AppItem1?
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