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Mike
Greetings,
We've recently renamed many email addresses on our exchange server. Now,
contacts created off the old email addresses need to be updated.
Using ADO to get a CDO.Person object in VB.Net, I can see the Person.Email1
field. It currently has the following value: (I hope this will post the
formatting correctly)
"(e-mail address removed)" <[email protected]>
I want it to have the following value:
"(e-mail address removed)"
<[email protected]>
Unfortunately, it won't save that value. I assume it won't save that value
because somewhere it tries to validate the value as an email address and it
fails the validation? Because I can easily set the Person.Email1 =
(e-mail address removed) alone (SMTP format instead of the IMCEAEX format).
How do I set the Email1 field to an IMCEAEX formatted email address? (I
want to use the IMCEAEX format so that getting properties on the email
address in Outlook will pull the Outlook user's properties, knowhatImean?)
Thank you for your help,
Mike
We've recently renamed many email addresses on our exchange server. Now,
contacts created off the old email addresses need to be updated.
Using ADO to get a CDO.Person object in VB.Net, I can see the Person.Email1
field. It currently has the following value: (I hope this will post the
formatting correctly)
"(e-mail address removed)" <[email protected]>
I want it to have the following value:
"(e-mail address removed)"
<[email protected]>
Unfortunately, it won't save that value. I assume it won't save that value
because somewhere it tries to validate the value as an email address and it
fails the validation? Because I can easily set the Person.Email1 =
(e-mail address removed) alone (SMTP format instead of the IMCEAEX format).
How do I set the Email1 field to an IMCEAEX formatted email address? (I
want to use the IMCEAEX format so that getting properties on the email
address in Outlook will pull the Outlook user's properties, knowhatImean?)
Thank you for your help,
Mike