Gronwold

Hi, I have written a short piece of VBA code for outlook using bits of code I have found on the internet and assigned it to a button on the toolbar, with the aim that when I want to update the task I click the button to run the code that then creates a timestamp, and a solid line to signify a new entry. However, when I run it I would like to get the cursor to position itself at the start of the main text body for me to start typing. I have tried objItem.Move wdstory, -1 but it doesn't work, hence turning it into a comment. Does anyone know how to modify this so that the cursor positions itself correctly so that when I click the button I can just start typing without having to click the start of the main text body? Many thanks, James Sub StampDate() Dim objOL As Outlook.Application Dim objNS As Outlook.NameSpace Dim objItem As Object Dim strStamp As String On Error Resume Next Set objOL = Application Set objItem = objOL.ActiveInspector.CurrentItem If Not objItem Is Nothing Then Set objNS = objOL.Session strStamp = Now & " - " & objNS.CurrentUser.Name objItem.Body = vbCrLf & vbCrLf & strStamp & vbCrLf & "____________________________________________________" & vbCrLf & objItem.Body ' objItem.Move wdstory, -1 End If objItem.Body.Select Set objOL = Nothing Set objNS = Nothing Set objItem = Nothing End Sub

Hi all, We have recently got lesson monitor added onto SIMS. I was wondering if it was possible to restrict staff access to edit marks, or at the least prevent them from being able to modify marks in this routine? This is more to protect staff so that they don't accidentally modify marks (I am aware of the preserve/overwrite button but was wondering if there was something more robust). They still would need to be able to enter marks through the register or teacher app. Also, is it possible that staff can be prevented overwriting marks entered by admin staff? We have had a few issues of admin staff entering students as ill / on trips, and staff then overwriting this with N as the student is not in the lesson. I believe that the majority of these incidents have been done with the teacher app. Many thanks!

Hi, Wanted to check others for their views. We have recently bought into the SIMS teacher app, and so far seems to be working fine. However, The app is regularly asking us to log in through Office 365 (at least once a day). Do other schools find that they have to log into Office 365 regularly to access the app, or is it a one off and further access is through the four digit pin on the app? (we do ensure that the 'keep signed in' checkbox is ticked each time we sign in!) Many thanks.