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Hey,
I have an AppointmentItem that i'm creating programmatically in my application. (VSTO + C#) I need to force users not to change this AppointmentItem. Is there a way to make this AppointmentItem not rewriteable or not editable? Tnx in advance, Eran Hefer. |
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