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Use eVB (eMbedded Visual Basic) to access the Pocket Outlook Object Model (POOM) on your Pocket PC.

Written by Derek Mitchell  [author's bio]  [read 60391 times]
Edited by Derek

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Once more with feeling! Here are the other properties you can use:
contact properties (popup)
appointment properties (popup)
task properties (popup)
city properties (popup)

Lastly we update the item count:

  'disp item count
  txtCnt.Text = CStr(colCollection.Count)

Referencing an Item

A note about referencing an item. The first thing that I wanted to do in building my listbox list was to reference a unique identifier to load into the itemdata array. Each item has an object ID (OID) property which is used to maintain this unique reference. You can call the GetItemFromOID method from the Aplication object to reference any item by it's OID. Note the OID's are an index to the data and are not necessarily persistent, they may change after a synch with the desktop.

Pocket Outlook Data screen caps

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