A link to an Outlook item can have one of 2 forms.
This form works only if the item has a unique subject:
outlook://Calendar/~your subject.
The other form uses the EntryID of a saved item and will work as long as the
item hasn't been moved to another PST file or to another folder in an
Exchange mailbox: outlook:entryID
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Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm
"a" <a[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > Currently, I Search Calendar Items to find recurrences of prior items
> (Appointment detail window), but in sending calendar items to OneNote via
> "Meeting Notes" I notice there is written, at the bottom of the resulting
> OneNote item, a hyperlink to open the original item (Appointment detail
> window) in Outlook. I copied this link from OneNote and pasted it into
> the
> current occurrence of the series of items and was able to navigate from
> the
> current occurrence back to the prior occurrence while staying in Outlook
> (though it does bring OneNote window in front of the Outlook window).
>
> This is a bit quicker and less cumbersome than doing the search to find
> the
> prior item I'm looking for, so...
>
> I'm wondering what the hyperlink looks like (it is not visible, so far as
> I
> can see) and can I either produce these links myself or create similar
> navigation, in some other way, from one Outlook calendar item
> (appointment)
> to another all from within Outlook, ie from one Appointment detail window
> to
> another Appointment detail window?
>
> Thanks
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