Re: Outlook Contact Object: Is there a "last accessed" date-time p
Thank you. It is so nice of you to help so many people, as you do.
I have a follow-up question for you (below). If this is not the appropriate
place for me to pose the question, I would be very grateful if you would tell
me how to contact you privately, if you would be willing to allow me to
purchase some of your time.
I was trying out Listing 16.5 in your Jumpstart book, and I got it to run.
(It felt like a great achievement.)
A: I haven't been able to figure out how to modify it so that I could get
the search to return all emails containing:
1. strAddress01 OR strAddress02 OR strAddress03
2. (strAddress01 AND strAddress02) OR strAddress03
3. strAddress01 AND strAddress02 but not strAddress03
B: I'm not sure how to use regular expressions in this search context, but I
confess that I haven't tried yet.
Question(s): Where can I find examples of A1 through A3?
> ..examples of the use of regular expressions in that
search context?
Thanks again,
Marc
MarceepooNu
"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:
> Outlook records a date/time only if the contact was modified, not just if
> someone looked at it or used it to send a message. There is no tracking
> mechanism that would provide the kind of information you want.
> The details of building an add-in to start collecting that information would
> depend on the Outlook version and exactly what "the main address book" is.
> In most organizations, it's the Exchange GAL, not an Outlook contacts
> folder.
> > Sue Mosher
> > >
> "MarceepooNu" <mbh2010@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:E9CAF398-AE7B-41F7-9BF5-8504F0B4650F@microsoft.com...
> > 1. Does anyone know if the Outlook Contact Object has a "last accessed"
> > date-time property (and where I can find info about it)?
> > 2. I'm trying to find out which contacts were accessed by users within
> > the
> > last 2 years. My objective is to make the main address book smaller, and
> > move the remaining contacts somewhere else, so that user can get them if
> > s/he
> > needs them. Does anyone have any suggestions where I could read about
> > this
> > type of project?
> > Thanks,
> > MarceepooNu
> > > > MarceepooNu
> .
>