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September 11th 06, 03:32 PM
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user-defined fields of tasks with VBA
I would like to syncronize an Excel Sheet with my tasks in Outlook using VBA.
My view in Outlook is customized with user-defined fields and I can not handle these fields with VB. I do not know how to name these user-defined fields! 
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