Leemi
Thu Feb 09 12:27:07 CST 2006
Hi John:
I don't know how to do this, but I do have some suggestions for you.
First, see if these articles help:
278009 XFOR: Exchange 2000 Service Pack 1 Calendar Connector
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;278009
821900 How to open another user's calendar by using Exchange Server 2003
Outlook Web Access
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;821900
Second, you might want to check the VFP download section of
www.universalthread.com to see if anyone has wrote code to perform this
task. Finally, if you don't get a response on the newsgroup, you might
want to post the question in the VPF forum of www.universalthread.com.
I hope this helps.
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Microsoft FoxPro Technical Support
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>Hi
>Does anyone have any information or guidance on this issue ...
>I have a multi user FoxPro 8 system and want to use FoxPro 8 to put
>calendar entries into the Exchange (2003) Calendar, maybe through Outlook
>but that does not have to be the case (CDO?). I want to be able to do this
>for any user
>in the Exchange i.e. not just the current users calendar.
>I have a list of user names in FoxPro which can be cross
>matched to Exchange Server user/email names (with an extra field in the
>table).
>But I am unsure how to reference the calendar and thus put an entry into
it.
>Note this is not a users local pst file.
>Any help or pointers to documents/code/help would be appreciated
>Thanks
>John R.