Outlook 2000 SR-1 indeed is very old. The symptoms you are seeing are the result of having a form "one-off" so that it becomes embedded in the item. This breaks the connection to the published form and also causes the macro security prompt you're seeing. There are many possible causes for one-offing, especially in that older version. You'll see to determine which applies to your form and fix it; see http://www.outlookcode.com/d/formpub.htm#macro

How do i handle the same in
the VBScript code such that i can skip such entries ?

Show a code snippet to illustrate where it's causing you a problem.
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"Safal" wrote in message ...
I am using MS Outlook 2000 SR-1. I do not see Help | About This Form dialog
on that calendar entry.

I still get the error message - Enable/Disable macros while trying to open
this form from the Calendar.Please do let me know of possible
solutions/work-arounds

Also face yet another problem that of a calendar having appoinment entries
prior to the form customization. In such a case the previous entries would
not have the customised fields i am looking for. How do i handle the same in
the VBScript code such that i can skip such entries ?

I have customised the outlook appointment form and published the same in the
Organization Forms Library.

I now open the form and create an appoiment such that it makes an entry in
my calendar.

Now i double click the caledar entry in order to open the customsed app.
form but i get the error "Enable or Disable macros" - What could be the
possible reasons ?