All,

We are currently migrating our email to a new server. As we do this, we
will be setting the outlook clients in our company to deliver mail to the
server as we have more space. Because the clients were originally relying on
the PST files for storage, all of the settings for Auto Archive are in the
PST folders and need to be copied over to the corresponding Exchange Folders
when the mail is imported. Originally we were able to develop a VBA script
for Outlook 2007 to carry over the archive settings to the Exchange folders;
however, this only works on our Outlook 2007 clients and needs to be able to
be executed on our Outlook 2003 clients as well. Currently we are using the
StorageItem and PropertyAccessor to accomplish this with the 2007 VBA script.
After many hours of digging in forums, we are unsure of where to go to make
our macro compatible with 2003. If you have any suggestions of resources
that might be helpful or if you have solved this problem already we would
greatly appreciate your help.

Thanks

Bill

See discussion at http://www.outlookcode.com/threads.a...essageid=26965

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54


"Bill" wrote in message ...
All,

We are currently migrating our email to a new server. As we do this, we
will be setting the outlook clients in our company to deliver mail to the
server as we have more space. Because the clients were originally relying on
the PST files for storage, all of the settings for Auto Archive are in the
PST folders and need to be copied over to the corresponding Exchange Folders
when the mail is imported. Originally we were able to develop a VBA script
for Outlook 2007 to carry over the archive settings to the Exchange folders;
however, this only works on our Outlook 2007 clients and needs to be able to
be executed on our Outlook 2003 clients as well. Currently we are using the
StorageItem and PropertyAccessor to accomplish this with the 2007 VBA script.
After many hours of digging in forums, we are unsure of where to go to make
our macro compatible with 2003. If you have any suggestions of resources
that might be helpful or if you have solved this problem already we would
greatly appreciate your help.

Thanks

Bill