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Wednesday, March 12, 2008 8:29 PM

HOWTO: VB - Reading Delegates WebDAV Sample

Private Sub Command1_Click() '===================================================== 'DoXML takes the href to a document 'and returns the MAPI PR_ENTRYID property expressed in 'a hexadecimal string format such as is used by CDO 1.21 'Function DoXML(strHref)
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008 8:25 PM

Howto: VB - An example to create a public folder with storage limit settings.

In this example, the following properties are set during the folder creation. outlookfolderclass contentclass The warning limit in KB Prohibit Post at (KB). Maximum item Size (KB) addressbookdisplayname isreadonly ishidden When reading and setting certain
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008 8:22 PM

HOWTO: Write a file using VBScript

'------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ' WriteFileText - Used to write an item to a file in a folder. ' Parameters: ' sFile - The file to read ' ' Returns: ' A string containing the content of the file. '-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008 8:20 PM

Howto: VBScript - Read a file

'----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ' ReadFileText - Used to read a file in a folder. ' Parameters: ' sFile - The file to read ' ' Returns: ' A string containing the content of the file. '-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008 8:16 PM

HOWTO: Make XML returned from a propfind easier to read

Here is a sample to reformat XML returned from WebDAV PROPFINDs to make it a little easier to read. ' ReformXML - reformats the XML to be more easily readable Private Function ReformXML(sOriginalXML) Dim sXML As String sXML = sOriginalXML sXML = Replace(sXML,
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