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Recent content by sternaphile
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problem accessing user-defined fields in Exchange w/ MAPI
We recently upgraded to Exchange Server 2003. Some time after that, there was a need to create some new user-defined fields to a couple of the Exchange folders. This was done from the Outlook interface. Now, we have a legacy Access app that connects to Exchange via MAPI and retrieves some...- sternaphile
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- Forum: Microsoft: Exchange
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Simple solution needed for retrieving name of currently logged-in user
PH, PERFECT - Exactly what I needed. Short, sweet, and to the point. Thank you greatly!!- sternaphile
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Simple solution needed for retrieving name of currently logged-in user
KenReay - Thanks for the Dev Ashish site - great resource. There was a nice code chunk there that retrieves the name for me. jksmi - Great short & quick solution. Gets me the info that I need. The problem I'm having with both solutions, is that I need to bind the result into a field, and I...- sternaphile
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Simple solution needed for retrieving name of currently logged-in user
I'm not an Access pro. I need a simple solution for retrieving name of currently logged-in user, that I can (hopefully) put right into a field's default value in a table. Is there some sort of a #userid# reference, or something along those lines? Thanks for your help in advance.- sternaphile
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- Replies: 7
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
