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Adds an appointment:
    Syntax

    Adding an appointment to a Lotus Notes or Outlook calendar Hide the details

    <Result> = AppointmentAdd(<Session identifier>)
    <Result>: Boolean
    • True if the appointment was added,
    • False otherwise. To get more details on the error, use ErrorInfo.
    <Session identifier>: Integer
    Session ID to be used. This ID is returned by one of the following functions: EmailStartNotesSession, EmailStartOutlookSession, NotesOpenDatabase or OutlookStartSession.
    Remarks
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    Lotus Notes or Outlook calendar

    • When you create an appointment with a reminder in Outlook, the reminder appears immediately, regardless of the appointment date.
    • The appointments are added as "meetings". To change the type of appointment, modify the "AppointmentType" control of the new appointment (with NotesModifyItem, for example).
      The different possible values for the types are as follows:
      • "0": appointment
      • "1": anniversary
      • "2": event
      • "3": meeting
      • "4": reminder
      Example:
      NotesModifyItem(ID, "AppointmentType", "0")
    • In Outlook, the management mode of contacts/participants can be specified when starting the session (EmailStartOutlookSession or OutlookStartSession).
    • Reminder: This function cannot be used to add an appointment to an Outlook Express calendar.
    Business / UI classification: Business Logic
    Component: wd300com.dll
    Minimum version required
    • Version 11
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    Last update: 09/26/2024

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