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The
MeetingStatus property values are computed based on the following binary table. The
MeetingStatus property value of a canceled meetings is computed by a binary OR operation of the binary values.
Decimal Binary Mnemonic Value Details
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0 0000 Non Meeting *Appointment item without attendees and does not represent a meeting.
1 0001 Meeting *A scheduled meeting has been created.
2 0010 Received *The meeting has been received from the meeting organizer.
4 0100 Canceled *The scheduled meeting has been canceled.
8 1000 Forward *The meeting has been sent from one of the attendees.
The
MeetingStatus property value of a canceled meeting that belongs to an attendee sent from the organizer returns a
7. The following binary operation shows how the
MeetingStatus property value is computed for this scenario.
0001
0010
0100
----
0111 binary
7 decimal
The
MeetingStatus property value of a canceled meeting that belongs to the organizer returns a
5. The following binary operation shows how the
MeetingStatus property value is computed for this scenario.
0001
0100
----
0101 binary
5 decimal
When an
AppointmentItem object is first created, the
MeetingStatus property is set to
olNonMeeting or
0. The appointment item becomes a meeting when you invite attendees and send a meeting request to one or more recipients. This creates a
MeetingItem object with a
MeetingStatus property value of
olMeeting or
1 and identifies you as the organizer.
When an attendee receives the
MeetingItem object, the
MeetingStatus property is updated to a value of
olMeetingReceived or
3. This is the result of an OR operation of Meeting and Received.
When the meeting organizer cancels a meeting, the
MeetingStatus property is set if the
MeetingItem object belongs to the organizer or an attendee. If the
MeetingItem object belongs to the meeting organizer, the value of the
MeetingStatus property is set to the OR operation of Meeting and Canceled, which results in a value of
olMeetingCanceled or
5. If the
MeetingItem object belongs to an attendee, then the value of the
MeetingStatus property is set to the OR operation of Meeting, Received, and Canceled, which results in
7. This value does not have a Microsoft Outlook constant.
REFERENCES
For additional information about available resources and answersto frequently asked questions about Microsoft Outlook solutions, click the article numbers below
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287530 OL2002: Questions About Custom Forms and Outlook Solutions
146636 OL2000: Questions About Custom Forms and Outlook Solutions