Tks for help !
I will try this method.
And the property "id" doesn't already exist.
"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" <suemvp[ at ]outlookcode.com> a écrit dans le message
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Did you try creating the property, then setting its value:
prop = objJournalEntry.UserProperties.Add("id",
OlUserPropertyType.olNumber)
prop.Value = 1
Does the folder have an existing proeprty named id of another type?
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"Ben" <benboa[ at ]yahoo.fr> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > Hi,
>
> I have made a Outlook Addins which use the Journal Folder.
> In the items of that folder, i add a custom properties named "id" where i
> store information.
> It works on every Outlook 2001 to 2003, but i have find an Outlook 2003
> where this field is not added and the operation failed.
> Is this a security problem ?
> Tks for help !
>
> Ben
>
> example, adding a Journal's item :
>
> objJournalEntry.Type = "Phone Call"
> objJournalEntry.Subject = "mysubjet"
>
> objJournalEntry.Body = " the body"
>
> objJournalEntry.Duration = "12"
>
> objJournalEntry.Start = "12/12/2005..."
>
> objJournalEntry.UserProperties.Add("id",
> OlUserPropertyType.olNumber).Value
> = 1
>
>
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