Tools, Forms, Design a Form to get at wherever the form is now stored or
published. Properties tab has the Version. Best practice is to use something
like 1.00 and increment the string as if it was a version number for each
form revision.
Sounds to me like some of the forms are one-offed and there's probably forms
cache corruption.
Look at the forms information at
www.outlookcode.com. It has specific
information on to fix both problems and how to correctly publish your form.
--
Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007.
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options.
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm
"crsanders" wrote in message
...
Hmmm ... its been a while. The only place I could locate properties of the
form was under properties of the calendar, forms, manage ... there I could
see a field called version that was blank that was prevented from any
updates. Maybe you could help me more along this line of thought ...
Meanwhile, this morning, I deleted the form from the new system. I logged
into the old system, saved the form as a template on the harddrive, logged
into the new system directly into the public mailbox (ie not accessed from
my
calendar) and opened it and published it (to the calendar folder, only
other
choices were personal forms library and outlook folders and inbox). I also
told the properties of the calendar to default to the new appointment form
for new entries.
Then I started accessing various appointments old vs recent, etc. MAny
would
open up revealing the new tab I had created and many would not, very
strange.
AT first I thought it was only working for appointments I had created but
then I opened one that I created and it did not have the custom tab.
Last I am starting to wonder about permission set at the system level for
the public folder on the old vs new system which I depend on our IT folks
for
but I don't know what to tell them to make sure I have been properly set
up.
Thanks for the quick reply and in advance for any further help you might
provide.