• Subject: How do you modify an existing form
  • Author: Bill Board
  • Date: 05 May 2008
  • References:
I'm trying to modify the Business Contact Mangers (BCM) contact card. I'm
using Outlook 2007. I go to Tools > Forms > Design a Form. Form the "Look
In" drop down I select \Business Contact manager\Business Contacts. I
select Contact (message Class: IPM.Contact) When I open it, it looks like
the standard default Contact card template. How do I get to the form that
has the "Classification" section witht he "Mark as: Lead" "Status:
Active", etc.??

I have the book "Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming" by Sue Mosher and I
know how to do form regions. My thought was, and correct me if I
missunderstand how the "replaceAll" vs. "adjoining" work, but I was going to
replace the whole Business Contact card with a new one. One with most of the
same fields but a few new ones that we need. I was going to do this with the
"replaceAll". This way we can have the fields in the order of the work flow
and the user doesn't have to drop to a region at the bottom to enter some
data.

Anything that might help me?

Thanks,
Bill
05 May 2008How do you modify an existing form.Bill Board
05 May 2008\ Re: How do you modify an existing form.Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
05 May 2008   \ Re: How do you modify an existing form.Bill Board
05 May 2008      \ Re: How do you modify an existing form.Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
06 May 2008         \ Re: How do you modify an existing form.Bill Board
06 May 2008            \ Re: How do you modify an existing form.Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
07 May 2008               \ Re: How do you modify an existing form.Bill Board
07 May 2008                  |- Re: How do you modify an existing form.Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
22 May 2008                  \ Re: How do you modify an existing form."Joël van der Me...
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