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Thread: HARD ONE.....add appointments to microsoft outlook how do i do this using an asp form

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    i would like to create a form that when admin submits the information in it it creates an appointment in the admins outlook depending on the date the admin staff entered

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    I had the same problem last week. But the trick is.

    You can actually setup OUTLOOK web based. Look's and feel excalty the same as outlook. The use is the same.

    Just ask your admin to setup Outlook as web based also.

    Hope it helps

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    i am admin how do i set up outlook as web based???

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    If you have IIS installed on your Exchange server, it's probably already installed, try http://exchgserver/exchange

    I don't have any examples handy, but I've seen ASP pages use CDO to create appointments for users.

    Sorry I don't have any source, but I have seen it done. No, you don't have to use it web-based. That's like saying you have to set your house on fire for heat if your heater is out.

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    or... you can just vbscript that operates on the client side and use the Application.Outlook object.

    helps if you have created outlook forms or macros in the past.
    *urp*

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    thanks guys for that but i need some resource to get this going as i have no idea where to start everyone is saying different things to me..... about it
    using VBA i can gewt this to work with a backend database but

    where is vbscript different form VBA or vb
    to over come getting this to work ?
    any ideas ?/

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    actually, i learn't most of the VBA i know from microsoft's site.

    also the object browse in outlook helps.
    *urp*

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