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- Subject: Re: Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane?
- Author: Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
- Date: 03 Mar 2008
- References: 1 2 3
That doesn't sound like an issue related to a custom form, because a form would show its content in the open message. I'd suggest that you explore specifics in the microsoft.public.outlook.general forum.
"Always Upside" <Always Upside@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B94D1D57-7DDB-4872-9287-1BEDBBF7DE85@microsoft.com...
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54
"Always Upside" <Always Upside@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B94D1D57-7DDB-4872-9287-1BEDBBF7DE85@microsoft.com...
> Sue -
>
> I see multiple posts about Outlook 2007 users on Vista, not being able to
> read messages in the Reading Pane or even when opening the message (typically
> when HTML content is included).
>
> Is this a confirmed problem? Workarounds? bug fixes? makes the use of
> Outlook extremely cumbersome, for some business users that receive 200 or
> more emails per day
>
> "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
>
>
> I see multiple posts about Outlook 2007 users on Vista, not being able to
> read messages in the Reading Pane or even when opening the message (typically
> when HTML content is included).
>
> Is this a confirmed problem? Workarounds? bug fixes? makes the use of
> Outlook extremely cumbersome, for some business users that receive 200 or
> more emails per day
>
> "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
>
>> If Outlook 2007 is your platform, then the solution is to use form regions, a new feature in that version, not published custom forms. My book provides a very basic introduction to form regions, which are also covered in the Outlook Developer Reference on MSDN. They need to be implemented with an add-in if they have any kind of complex functionality; the recent books by Randy Byrne and Ken Slovak cover such add-ins.
>>
>> However, without details about what your application is trying to do, it's impossible to say whether a form region would be a workable solution.
>>
>> "Microsoft does not support" means that you create such solutions at your own risk. If it doesn't work, Microsoft won't help you fix it.
>>
>> However, without details about what your application is trying to do, it's impossible to say whether a form region would be a workable solution.
>>
>> "Microsoft does not support" means that you create such solutions at your own risk. If it doesn't work, Microsoft won't help you fix it.
>>
>> "Bruno" <bruno.moret@sgcib.com> wrote in message news:%23un8Zs5UIHA.5132@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>> "Bruno" <bruno.moret@sgcib.com> wrote in message news:%23un8Zs5UIHA.5132@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>> > From http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321847/en-us and from some posts I have seen on several sites, I got the feeling that my only solution would be in developing some .Net plug-in, right?
>> >
>> > I am using Outlook 2007, I tried the Rich Text format, the problem stands. I have not seen any parameter that would lower the security level in Outlook and display properly my custom form messages. Unless you know some way to do it?
>> >
>> > What I am looking for is some example that would allow me to start developing such a plug-in. I am not a powerful .Net developer... yet. I got the book "Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming" by Sue Mosher, I have browsed the web, especially http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb177050.aspx, but I am still puzzle. Where do I start?
>> >
>> > Could you point me to a few examples please?
>> >
>> > PS: When Microsoft says "Microsoft does not support solutions that are designed in this manner", isn't it frightening?
>>>> >
>> > I am using Outlook 2007, I tried the Rich Text format, the problem stands. I have not seen any parameter that would lower the security level in Outlook and display properly my custom form messages. Unless you know some way to do it?
>> >
>> > What I am looking for is some example that would allow me to start developing such a plug-in. I am not a powerful .Net developer... yet. I got the book "Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming" by Sue Mosher, I have browsed the web, especially http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb177050.aspx, but I am still puzzle. Where do I start?
>> >
>> > Could you point me to a few examples please?
>> >
>> > PS: When Microsoft says "Microsoft does not support solutions that are designed in this manner", isn't it frightening?
| 10 Jan 2008 | Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane? | .Bruno |
| 10 Jan 2008 |  Re: Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane? | .Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] |
| 11 Jan 2008 |   Re: Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane? | .Bruno |
| 11 Jan 2008 |  Re: Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane? | .Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] |
| 11 Jan 2008 | Re: Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane? | .Bruno |
| 11 Jan 2008 | Re: Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane? | .Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] |
| 12 Jan 2008 | Re: Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane? | .Bruno |
| 14 Jan 2008 | Re: Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane? | .Bruno |
| 01 Mar 2008 | Re: Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane? | .Always Upside |
| 03 Mar 2008 | Re: Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane? | .Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] |
| 20 Mar 2008 | Re: Active content that can not be displayed in the Reading Pane? | .Hombre |
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