I have just been playing with the browsing example at the link below and wondered if it is possible to take this a stage furthur and browse straight to a drive. For arguments sake could I go straight into the D drive if I had one, or a sub directory, thanks!
http://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=97787
It 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...