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Hello there,
i use this code to add people to Outlook-appointments: Dim myRecipient As Outlook.Recipient Set myRecipient = myOlInspector.CurrentItem.Recipients.Add(myRecipie ntAddress) myRecipient.Type = myRecipientType myRecipient.Resolve This works fine - BUT: It does not change the inspectors "Save and Close"-Button to a "Send"-Button (as it does, when I add recipients manually). If I do it programatically nothing happens. ![]() How can I tell the inspector to change that button? for your help thanks in advance tiMb |
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