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October 15th 07, 06:41 PM
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Can this be done through VBA-code
Hi,
Is it possible to retract let's say a mail through VBA. In addition to that I have three options the usual ones; tasks, appointments and mail. I add a record in an Access database and automate through Outlook. Works like a charm (thanks Ken..). Now if I wanted to cancel the appointment which I've added in my database i want to go to the sent items folder and find the specific appointment (based on the recordset ID - I've added that to the appointment). When I've found it I would like to cancel this appointment. How can I do that via VBA. I guess the same applies for tasks and mail. I know it's a lot to ask but a few pointers would be sufficient... Thanks in advance -- Maurice Ausum 
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