Getting an outlook property

[Neil J Hosgood]

Hi All,

Got my PB9, now need help with getting properties from outlook, Seems to work as far as resolving recipient to get the default shared calendar but then I fall short

#COMPILE EXE
#DIM ALL
#INCLUDE "win32api.inc"
#INCLUDE "OUTLOOK.INC"

FUNCTION PBMAIN () AS LONG
  DIM Outlook        AS INT__Application
  DIM myNamespace    AS INT__NameSpace
  DIM CalendarView   AS INT__CALENDARVIEW
  DIM myRecipient    AS Recipient
  DIM CalendarFolder AS MAPIFolder
  DIM TimeScale      AS LONG
  DIM RES            AS INTEGER

  Outlook = ANYCOM "Outlook.Application"
  IF ISFALSE(ISOBJECT(Outlook)) THEN EXIT FUNCTION

  CALL Outlook.GetNamespace (UCODE$("MAPI")) TO myNamespace
  LET myRecipient = myNamespace.CreateRecipient(UCODE$("helpdesk"))

  CALL myRecipient.Resolve TO Res
  
  IF Res THEN
    LET CalendarFolder = myNamespace.GetSharedDefaultFolder(myRecipient, %olFolderCalendar)
    LET CalendarView = CalendarFolder

'everything works to here. how do I get the dayweektimescale property??
    CalendarView.DayWeekTimeScale 
    MSGBOX FORMAT$(TimeScale)
  END IF


END FUNCTION

[José Roca]

'everything works to here. how do I get the dayweektimescale property??
CalendarView.DayWeekTimeScale
MSGBOX FORMAT$(TimeScale)

If I were you, I will try:

TimeScale = CalendarView.DayWeekTimeScale 
MSGBOX FORMAT$(TimeScale)

[Neil J Hosgood]

If I were you, I will try:

TimeScale = CalendarView.DayWeekTimeScale 
MSGBOX FORMAT$(TimeScale)

Thanks, tried that, get "Program tried to read or write to invalid memory address"

Resolve is working, just cant use full name or email address, seems you have to use users login name.

IE. I cant use "Jim Smith" which is what outlook shows me and I cant use [email protected] but it works with just jim.

[Neil J Hosgood]

OK, Probably has something to do with Office 2007? I have already had to comment out a folder method that contained "moveit" from outlook.inc generated by PB9 com browser as it conflicts with the new WINAPI.INC. Is there anyone using outlook 20007 (with or without Exchange) and PB9 that can test this? I can't even get my own dayweektimescale