Figuring out what the parent folder is for a newly created item can be
tricky. You can always use ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder to determine the
save location, but that may not be reliable if the user has switched away
from the new item and changed folders for whatever reason. Depending on when
your code is run, it could be a different folder!

The best iron clad alternative is to declare an Inspectors collection
variable using the With Events keyword to trap whenever any kind of Outlook
item is created; weed out non-Calendar items and use
ActiveExplorer.CurrentFolder at that time to determine where the item will be
saved.

--
Eric Legault (Outlook MVP, MCDBA, old school WOSA MCSD, B.A.)
Try Picture Attachments Wizard for Outlook:
http://www.collaborativeinnovations.ca
Blog: http://blogs.officezealot.com/legault/


"starcarrier" wrote:

Hi Eric!

thanx for your reply!

my customer also wants to copy/save calender-entries to the public
calender
and vice versa. I think I will use a macro-approach, so I dont have to
use customized
forms for now. when he cerates a new calender-entry OL offers just the
opportunity to
save the entry and close the form. I will add a button which he can use
to also create the entry in the public/personal calender. I just have
to figure out which calender an entry is from to distinguish where to
copy/save it to.

any comments appreciated, thanx in advance!
regards,
Hans