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February 1st 06, 09:46 PM
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Capturing a "Paste" Event
We are currently developing a custom appointment form in an Outlook 2003 /
Exchange Server 2003 environment. Is there a way through VBScript or the Outlook Object Model to detect if the user has invoked the "Paste" command from the main Outlook window? Is there a way to determine "in-process" if an appointment is being pasted into the calendar? Any help or assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Neil Dittmar Software Developer Aurora Information Systems 
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