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Hopefully this isn't too confusing: When I click New-Appointment, this fires
the new inspector event. But when I refer to inspector.currentitem, it seems to refer to whichever email message is highlighted in the inbox rather than the new appointment. Heres a code snippet: Private Sub m_colInspectors_NewInspector(ByVal Inspector As Outlook.Inspector) On Error Resume Next Dim objItem As Object Set objItem = Inspector.CurrentItem MsgBox objItem.Subject End Sub Any ideas why this happens? Sorry I'm still learning. -Tim |
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