Thanks Ken,
but thats bad news, because then it also means that my original problem "How
to get the currently selected appointment start & enddate of a single
appointment in a recurring appointment series" is impossible to solve?
ex:
recurring appointment say with 2 occurrences and the
original is from 4 pm to 5 pm Wednesday and Friday
if i move the Friday appointment and/or makes this one longer i show up fine
in the calendar. But how to trough vba get that one.
or actually how does Outlook do it?
we use activeexplorer.selection witch returns the appointment item but it is
always the master with the exceptions but i cant select the correct
exception since i don't know the date i am currently on... chicken and egg
sort of...
Outlook does it somehow, but I have no idea how it's done and there's
nothing in the object model that would help you that I know of. I'm sorry
but I have no ideas on how to solve your problem.
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