Re: Problem with Outlook appointment

From: Peter Huang (v-phuang_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 11/15/04 

Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 02:15:18 GMT

Hi

>From outlook 2000 to outlook xp/2003 something has changed.
You may try to look into the vba help file in outlook xp/2003

Logon Method
expression.Logon(Profile, Password, ShowDialog, NewSession)
expression An expression that returns a NameSpace object.
Profile Optional Variant. The MAPI profile name, as a String, to use for
the session.
Password Optional Variant. The password (if any), as a String,
associated with the profile. This parameter exists only for backwards
compatibility and for security reasons, it is not recommended for use.
Microsoft Oultook will prompt the user to specify a password in most system
configurations. This is your logon password and should not be confused with
PST passwords.
ShowDialog Optional Variant. True to display the MAPI logon dialog box
to allow the user to select a MAPI profile.

NewSession Optional Variant. True to create a new Outlook session. Since
multiple sessions cannot be created in Outlook, this parameter should be
specified as True only if a session does not already exist.

You will find that the password paramter is not recommended for use.

Hope this helps.

Best regards,

Peter Huang
Microsoft Online Partner Support

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