bengiomanni
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I have done a lot of research on using an ActiveX Outlook View Control, but all I can find are posts about Access 2007 where the view control is inside a frame. I'm using Access 2010 and I don't see why I should have to use a frame if there is a separate OVC in the ActiveX list of controls.
Can anyone direct me with the code that is required to just set the thing up in Access 2010? I put it on a form and when I go to Form view I get an error that says there is no Object in the control. I know you cannot set the Properties in the Properties window and must do it with VBA code, but I can't find a sample of that code anywhere. Like I said, the code I've seen is for Access 2007 with a frame, and it sets a Folder and View property, but those properties are not available if I use the standalone OVC control. I need to set a Class property instead.
I really would like for this to work. I am building a database for scheduling classes, and the rooms that are used for the classes all have separate calendars because they are controlled by different people around the 6 states of my company. Being able to view an Outlook calendar inside the database would be perfect.
Really hope someone can help me. Thank you.
Can anyone direct me with the code that is required to just set the thing up in Access 2010? I put it on a form and when I go to Form view I get an error that says there is no Object in the control. I know you cannot set the Properties in the Properties window and must do it with VBA code, but I can't find a sample of that code anywhere. Like I said, the code I've seen is for Access 2007 with a frame, and it sets a Folder and View property, but those properties are not available if I use the standalone OVC control. I need to set a Class property instead.
I really would like for this to work. I am building a database for scheduling classes, and the rooms that are used for the classes all have separate calendars because they are controlled by different people around the 6 states of my company. Being able to view an Outlook calendar inside the database would be perfect.
Really hope someone can help me. Thank you.
