You mean that you want VBScript (not VB) code that is part of your custom form to run? Why not put the code in your addin?

If you really do want code on the form to run, you'll need to make an event on the form fire to run the code, e.g. change a property value to invoke the PropertyChange or CustomPropertyChange event.

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"DP" wrote in message ...
I’ve developed my COM AddIn. (C++) I have the custom button on toolbar inside
of the Appointment form.
When user clicks on this button then I have to execute some VB methods
inside of my custom form.
Could you advise please how to make it work?
Thanks