I have searched the forums and did not see the question I am about to ask.
I have created a link table in Access to the exchange server at work. When I try to get someone to view the table I created they can not view it. When I look at the Link Table Manager it shows the link is pointing to my personal temp directory instead of the main folder in exchange. How do you link the table to a folder that all can see?
Thanks
I'm trying to see if can search outlook exchange from access vba to get email address (using windows user name) .
View 1 Replies View RelatedIt seems like I've been all over the web searching for a solution, and I'm almost convinced it can't be done, but something makes me press on. Here's what I'm trying to do:
A user opens a form in Access. The user clicks a button on the form which opens a "browser" that actually points to an Exchange mailbox. After the user selects a message (or perhaps several messages), they click a "save" button, and the messages, their contents, and attachments are all archived out to a folder on a network drive and then are deleted from the Exchange server.
It seems pretty simple, sort of like envoking a file dialog, only pointing it to Outlook/Exchange. I've even tried linking the Exchange folder as a linked table, but I keep hitting a brick wall. Perhaps it's coders' block?
If anybody has any suggestions, they'd be greatly appreciated...
Hey guys,
I have a form that works out the cost of products from £ to € by calcuation where the user puts in the current exchange rate into an unbound text field.
i was wondering is this is at all possible:
to get the current exchange rate automatically off the internet from some kind of website
i would love to hear suggestions.. what kind of problems i am likley to encounter or if any one has attempted or succesfully managed to do this or something similar.
I've got a question about MS Access.
I've got a table with different customers and different rates that they offer for certain products. The problem is that different customers deal in different currencies. The currencies are one of three; Euro's, Pounds or Dollars.
I would like to create a query that would convert each customers rates to the same currency (pound).
The information is divided into 2 different tables. A customer table and a product table. I've created a form that is based on the customer table and features the product table as a sub-form.
What I would like to do is have an option that would enable me to enter the current exchange rates (as they are constantly changing) which would be used to convert the individual rates depending on the currency used by customers.
Form fields as follows
- cust_id
- cust_name
- company_name
- company_add1
- company_add2
- company_pc
- company_country
sub-form
- prod_id
- prod_name
- currency
- prod_rate
- convert
I'm sure this is possible, but my knowledge on this matter is limitted.
Thanks in advance for any advice given.
Hi all,
First of all I hope this question is relevant to this part of the forum, I thought this was the best place to put it, but my ignorance of the subject may mean it ends up being more closely related to one of the other areas.
I'm struggling with some statistical reporting on Email Enquiries, which I'm currently doing manually using Advanced Find in the Outlook Public Folders and putting counts into an Excel spreadsheet. I find the whole thing quite ackward (as you might imagine), and the Advanced Find in Outlook frustrates me as it can be quite limiting.
What I'd like to do is set up an Access Data Project as a front-end for the Exchange folders concerned. I'm pretty well versed in MDB's but I've never set up an ADP before. I assume this is possible as I'm under the impression that MS Exchange is basically an SQL Server database. Is this correct? Will I be able to configure it using the Wizard that appears when I create a new ADP (if given permission by the MS Exchange Admin)?
Thanks for your help.
Abby
I had in the pass written a program in Access 2000 that would directly output reports to WinFax. It wasn’t the fastest solution but it worked just fine. I no longer have a WinFax Server. So that solution is no longer an option. Is there a way for me to do the same thing with Access 2000 and Exchange Server? The idea would be, to be able to print the 200 or so price list and have them faxed out using Exchange Server. These are not a broadcast fax each price list would be faxed to a different number. I am using SQL SERVER 2000, Access 2000 and Exchange Server 2003. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
View 1 Replies View RelatedAs part of a larger system I currently have a standalone A2010 program which processes emails that it sees within Outlook. As my client is moving to Exchange Server I was wondering whether there was a better way of doing this by getting rid of Outlook and "talking" directly to Exchange.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have two tables - one with parent Records, the other with child records. The ID links the two tables .I want to add a sequence number on the child table which resets at each ID change. What would be the best way to accomplish this?
Code:
PC_ID ID Name Address
P 1 Parent1 Address1
P 2 Parent2 Address1
PC_ID ID Name Address SEQ
C 1 Child1 Address1 1
C 1 Child2 Address1 2
C 1 Child3 Address1 3
C 1 Child3 Address1 4
C 2 Child1 Address1 1
C 2 Child2 Address1 2
C 2 Child3 Address1 3
Hi All,
Apologies if this question has already been asked. Im a bit of a newb when it comes to Access. I was wondering if its possible to create a input form/email in Access/Outlook in which I can send to a number of people via email that populate a Access database/xls when they reply?
Extra Info:
-Users may have a different version of office that I have.
-I have office 97, 2000 and 2003.
Hope that all makes sense.
Ollie
Can anyone tell me if it is possible to link access to outlook so that access can send out reminders through outlook to people regarding different information??
View 1 Replies View RelatedHello,
I am running a database in Access 2000. My code for creating an Outlook message from Access was running perfectly until my company switched us to Outlook 2003. Has anyone had a similar experience? Were you able to fix it?
Thanks much,
Pat
Hi
I wonder if someone could give me some advice.
I can create simple databases with Access but I've recently identified the need to create something a little more complex. My entire relational database revolves around a central table of contacts.
I have a list of contacts in MS Outlook (searchable by name, phone number, etc.), which should be the same. I want to avoid the risk of data redundancy so I was wondering if it is possible to link Outlook and Access databases in some way, so that, for example, if I was to add a contact in Outlook, it would update my database automatically and vice versa.
I'm sure this is far from simple but I'd love to hear any suggestions you may have.
Many thanks in advance
Gavin
Hi everyone,
I wanted to know if there's a way to implement a calendar in MS Access? In other words, I'd like to create a calendar that act the same way as the Outlook calendar? At first I tought about the calendar control 8.0, but we can't write anything in a square date of the calendar. So , I'm out of idea.
Thank you in advance for your suggestions!
Hi, forum.... I have a linked table that was created to view info in outlook. The problem is i need to be able to view or hyperlink to the attachment in access as well, for some reason in the attachment column it give me a yes or no field value only.... any ideas?
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I want to import a contact database to outlook but for that I have to design new fields in the Outlook form. The design is no problem, and I can even enter information and save it, but when I want to import data from access, it does not show the new fields!?
What could I do? Any idea?
Thanx!
john
How can I incorporate outlook and the use of contacts in outlook into my access database?
View 2 Replies View RelatedHi Guys,
I'm really not sure about this one! I seem to remember reading about it but I can't find anything on it in the books.
Can you create a diary/task reminder in Outlook from an access database. I'm creating a service and maintenance database and the customer wants to be able to create reminders in his outlook by just pressing a button - is it possible?
Thanks,
Dx:confused:
I have a Access training database which tracks employees trainings as well as their annual recertification dates on particular trainings. Is there a way to have an email sent to the employees automatically when their recertification date is 1 month away?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have a pesudo forum running on a server which sends emails automatically to a group to indicate that there is a new posting - much like any forum...
I would like to include a link in the email (automatically) that will open the Access Forum and point directly to the relevant post...
I searched the forum but was surprised to find that this question hasn't been raised before... so I'm worried? :p
I know I will get a hundred links from the Mighty Moderators now saying I didn't look properly - as my old mother used to say :rolleyes:
Dave Eyley
Hello,
Is there a way in Access to create a database that stores (a list of) Ms Outlook emails? And then, is there a way I could drag and drop an email from Outlook into the access database?
Thanks...
Willchum.
I am trying to create an Access file to manage another individual's contact database and journal entries in Outlook. Is there a unique field in Contacts that ties the record to the Journal entries? I've figured that we may need to re-create the individual's company name to make it unique, but how would I get that new name linked to the journal entries (without doing a manual cut-and-paste)?
Without doing so and importing the two tables into Access, it appears impossible to link the tables to establish relationships.
Can anyone please help?
Thanks so much!!!!!
I am trying to get an access report to save a pdf file, then with a control button create and e-mail and attach the email and send it. Has anyone coded anything like this?
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I have written a code that composes a new mail from MS Access. It does what i need. It also gives a question before displaying the mail body :
"A program is trying to access e-mail addresses yo have stored in outlook. Do yo want to allow this ?"
If I give yes, it proceeds with composition. If I give No, it gives an error "Application-defined or object defined error". Is there any way I can avoid this error.
Thanks
MS Outlook contacts to MS Access database table to get in,MS Outlook contacts to an Access database?
View 12 Replies View RelatedI have code to open a new email and populate the BCC field. My problem is the company usually uses a template for all emails they send, from access how to I het outlook to use the the usually template?
Thanks
Paul