如何为 Outlook 约会项目的类别着色
我正在使用 Office .NET 框架在 Outlook 中创建约会。创建约会的代码如下所示:
private void createCalendarEvent(DateTime start, DateTime end, String dept, String subj, String subjType, String room)
{
AppointmentItem apt = (AppointmentItem)OLapp.CreateItem(OlItemType.olAppointmentItem);
apt.Start = start;
apt.End = end;
apt.Subject = subj + " - " + subjType;
apt.Body = "Subject: " + subj + " (" + subjType + ")"
+ "\nDepartment: " + dept
+ "\nRoom: " + room
+ "\n\nCreated by " + this.Text
+ "\n On " + DateTime.Now.ToLongDateString() + " At " + DateTime.Now.ToLongTimeString();
apt.Location = room;
apt.Categories = subj;
apt.Save();
}
这工作得很好,但我设置的类别没有与之关联的颜色。我希望 Outlook 中的约会根据类别集以不同的颜色显示。有什么方法可以手动设置类别颜色吗?或者甚至更好,一种让框架自动为我选择类别颜色的方法?
I'm using the office .NET framework to create appointments in Outlook. The code that creates the appointments looks like this:
private void createCalendarEvent(DateTime start, DateTime end, String dept, String subj, String subjType, String room)
{
AppointmentItem apt = (AppointmentItem)OLapp.CreateItem(OlItemType.olAppointmentItem);
apt.Start = start;
apt.End = end;
apt.Subject = subj + " - " + subjType;
apt.Body = "Subject: " + subj + " (" + subjType + ")"
+ "\nDepartment: " + dept
+ "\nRoom: " + room
+ "\n\nCreated by " + this.Text
+ "\n On " + DateTime.Now.ToLongDateString() + " At " + DateTime.Now.ToLongTimeString();
apt.Location = room;
apt.Categories = subj;
apt.Save();
}
This works just fine, but the category I'm setting does not have a colour associated with it. I want the appointments in outlook to appear in a different color depending on the category set. Is there some way i can manually set the category colours? Or even better, a way to get the framework to pick category colours for me automatically?
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这个问题的答案涉及类别。具体来说,这里有一些代码(VB.net,但很容易转换)将创建深橄榄色类别:
类别颜色可以在 Outlook 中设置,也可以在代码中创建类别时在上面的代码中设置。
The answer to this question deals with categories. Specifically, here's some code (VB.net, but easily convertable) that will create a dark olive category:
Category colors are either set in Outlook, or in the code above when creating a category in code.