jbrent0/1 13 Jul 2003
I am having some problems publishing my custom forms into my personal forms library. I go to publish form as, give it a name and hit save. After the dialog window closes I then go to try and find the newly published form by going to file/new/choose form. However, when I look in the personal forms library (or any other for that matter) I don't see my forms. I'm thinking that it didn't get
R.T. James0/1 13 Jul 2003
Greetings to all: This is my first occasion to utilize this venue. I am a bit of a neophyte, writing from eastern Canada. I have moved from a pc to a laptop...loaded Office 2000 Professional...cannot get Outlook to retain the password. Any help would be greatly appreciated. rtj/
Dietmar Jagielk...0/1 12 Jul 2003
I have a Outlook form developed in that 2 different calendars in 2 Outlook Views controls to be indicated. The users are, depending upon their rights to the calendars, the possibility have a date of a calendar in the others to shift. I wanted to query by VB Script in the Handler "Item_Write" over which calendar the Appointment Item am if it with the mouse am shifted. An inquiry by Parent
cgauss0/1 10 Jul 2003
We have a public folder that I want to make a form for with a button somewhere that people could send emails to a list without having to fill in the To: field or the From: field. I have setup the form and tested it out and it seems to work fine, kinf of. The problem I am having is unless you have the Folder Address in your Personal Address book and send it from MAILINGLIST, you get
Chiara0/1 10 Jul 2003
Try with that: myList.ColumnCount = 3 myList.AddItem myFirstValue myList.List(myList.ListCount - 1, 1) = mySecondValue myList.List(myList.ListCount - 1, 2) = myThirdValue the index of row and column start with 0. I hope that this is helpfull Chiara >-----Original Message----- >I need to populate a multi column list box. What is the >proper syntax? I get errors when I
David0/1 09 Jul 2003
Mike, I have found a workaround and a resolution. What I think may be a resolution is...from the client receiving the error, go to Start, Run and type in "outlook.exe /cleanfreebusy". I think this error has something to do with the attendee's availability and the server not being able to read it correctly. The workaround is to remove the attendee from the meeting. Then Save & Close,
Adonis Walmsley...0/1 09 Jul 2003
Hello all, I'm wondering if anyone could help me please? I have been sent an MS Access file (*.mdb) as an attachment, but MS Outlook prevents me from opening it, displaying the message "Outlook blocked accerss to the following potentially unsafe attachments:". Does anyone know how I can access this file and prevent this from happening in the future? Thanks in advance, Adonis.
GK0/1 08 Jul 2003
Hi all, I have an Excel template with few macros in it that create a quotation based on user input. I want these quotations to be automatically published in a specified public folder. Can I designate this excel template as a public folder form? rgds GK
johnM0/1 08 Jul 2003
I am writing an Outlook 2000 add-in in VB 6 and need to find a way to get deep into the body of a mail item. Can anyone tell me how to access and manipulate the body of a mailitem beyond the basics. It appears that the body of a mail item is implemented using the DocSite Control but I don't know where to learn about the details of it or how to use it. (or even if I can use it
rlpa@yahoo.com....0/1 08 Jul 2003
Friends, I am creating a form in Outlook 2000, I would like to know as I do for the content of a textbox to concatenate with the content of a label, that when the textbox loses the focus. at once I thank.
Arlene Swedberg0/3 08 Jul 2003
I'm sure this is probably simple, but could someone tell me how to set the focus to a particular control, using only vbscript? Thanks, Arlene
Peter0/1 08 Jul 2003
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_000C_01C34556.E1B44E60 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Is there a way I can test if a recipient is a valid email box (on a = internal network) from an Outlook form? Peter --=20 Thanks ------------------- czupet@wsinc.com
Bernard André0/1 08 Jul 2003
Hi All, does someone around have some routines in Visual Basic to encode and decode SMS PDU ? regards, Bernard bernan@bernan.net
Natarajan0/1 08 Jul 2003
You need to use Redemption Objects or CDO to do this. Refer : http://www.dimastr.com/ http://www.cdolive.com Regards Natarajan "Ozgur" <toozguven@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message news:0ac701c33bdd$ca2fb040$a501280a@phx.gbl... > Hi there > > I am doing things programmatically with the emails coming > into my inbox. I need to know sender's email address. i > couldnt find a property
Scott0/1 08 Jul 2003
Yes classes can be defined and used in the form code. The question is can they be stored as variables? Since I take it the answer is no, then they are only good for temporary processing and must be broken up and each property handled as required before the item is sent. Thanks for the answer. >-----Original Message----- >Can classes be used in Outlook forms? I tried to define
Scott0/4 08 Jul 2003
Hi, I want make a update on a value of a userproperties I loop the items of a folder with for each in this way: set objEls = objFold.Items.Restrict ("[myProperty] = 'myValue'") for each objEl in objEls objEl.UserProperties(myProperty).Value = strNewValue objEl.Save next objEls.Count is 9 but the loop see only 5 items.. any solutions?
Patricia Cardoz...0/2 07 Jul 2003
Is it possible to create such a form, with input masks and greying out fields depending on some selections, by only using Outlook 2000 or I have to rely on VB to do the job? Also, can I create a custom form in VB and then save it as an Outlook form? Thanks! -- Marc Grégoire ICQ#: 14973417
Geogre Godik0/1 07 Jul 2003
I have a question regarding Outlook programming with VBA. I have a folder with some emails in it. The emails are actual forms, designed in outlook. they have fields and values. I need to extract these for further processing. For now, I just loop through each email and save them as text files. then a parser function comma delimits the data. I need a better way of accessing the data
Sue Mosher [MVP...0/5 04 Jul 2003
I've created some custom forms under Outlook 2003 and wanted to assign the icons in the new look to them. All I can find are the old-style icons used by Outlook 2002. Anyone any idea where Outlook 2003 stores theses new type icons and how to access them? Thanks!
John0/1 03 Jul 2003
Okay, so with thanks to Sue and Slipstick I know how to make a Label respond to a click and open a web page in IE. But how can I make sure that it is a user editable item on the form. so that the users can enter the web addresses? Any help would be appreciated John Dobson
Scott0/1 03 Jul 2003
Is there a way to have the words wrap in the list box column? I have a column set to 4 in wide but the words don't wrap. Thanks, Scott
jamie0/1 03 Jul 2003
Trying to create outlook forms (.oft) that can be sent external to recipents via exchange server. Currently the message appears with the winmail.dat file and the form is not visible. Need some code for the vbscript FUNCTION "item_sent" to allow the form to be read by users at the other end regardless of the mail client they are using. Can someone help me with this?? jamie --
Vince Averello ...0/1 30 Jun 2003
Can you using Outlook Express's File menu > Import command(s)? You might have to export the Contact folder to a CSV (Comma Separated Values file) then import into OE. "denys riopel" <denys.riopel@sympatico.ca> wrote in message news:kuIKa.6018$OE2.709277@news20.bellglobal.com... > Hi folks, > > > Somebody can help me, I need to reinstall my window 98 on my Computer, And > I need to