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John LombardoPosted Nov 24, 2009, 2:43 PM
This is a great article! Thanks! I have one question though: How do I save a task to a users task list without them having to accept it in exchange? This is part of an automated process which assings tasks to users depending on the certain project creations. Do I need to provide the exchange admin credentials? Do I do this in this snippet? oNS.Logon("Outlook", Missing.Value, false, true); --> oNS.Logon("adm_id", "adm_pwd", false, true);
TerryPosted Feb 18, 2009, 5:21 AM
Thanks Sridhar, your article helped me in adding tasks in outlook via my VB.NET application. After adding the task, when I open my outlook, I can see the created task in ToDo, Task List & in Say & Week of Calendar but not in Month of Calendar View. Any idea how can I see the task in Month view too. And on mouse over of the task, I want to see the body of the task in a window, like we can see the Start Time, End Time, etc .I want to see the body part of the task. How Can I see that full contents. If you have any idea to solve any or my both points, would be greatful. Thanks Once again.