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this peace of code shows the folder list in the navigation pane. Is there
anyway to show the calendar pane view, where you can select multiple calendars. Const olFolderList = 2 Set objExpl = Application.ActiveExplorer If Not (objExpl.IsPaneVisible(olFolderList)) Then objExpl.ShowPane olFolderList, True End If Thanks, Irene |
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Am Thu, 16 Mar 2006 18:29:27 -0800 schrieb Irene:
Irene, that´s interesting. FolderList=False and NavigationPane=true should do it - but it doesn´t immediately. It seems to be necessary that you also switch to another folder, e.g. Contacts, and then switch back. -- Viele Gruesse / Best regards Michael Bauer - MVP Outlook -- www.vbOffice.net -- > this peace of code shows the folder list in the navigation pane. Is there > anyway to show the calendar pane view, where you can select multiple > calendars. > > Const olFolderList = 2 > Set objExpl = Application.ActiveExplorer > If Not (objExpl.IsPaneVisible(olFolderList)) Then > objExpl.ShowPane olFolderList, True > End If > Thanks, > > Irene |
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