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Downloaded the subject macro. Step 4 requires identifying MS Outlook Object Library in VB references. We use MS Exchange and I see nothing that I can tell that would satisfy this requirement Will this work with MS Exchange and how? Thank you.
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by sparent
MS Exchange is the e-mail *server* software. MS Outlook is the e-mail *client* software.
As long as you use Outlook to connect to Exchange, you should be fine. That's the way we are set up at work and the macro works fine! (I got it working underOutlook98 and Outlook2000.)
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There is not MS Outlook library to reference so I assume this will not work in MS Exchnge. This should be noted in TechRepublic's download. Thanks,
Greetings,
I've surmised that you are having trouble with one of the TechRepublic downloads and/or instructions.
Send me an email with the exact download so I can download the file myself, and find the uncertainty in the instructions.
Maxwell
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