No, this is probably more of a See Spot Run level of question. I was
wondering what the process is for actually adding a user defined field to
any part of the default Task form. I thought the easiest way would be to
add the field to the default form. That way when I do a search I could see
this user defined field.

I looked around in the Office help system but wasn't able to find
instructions there. If there is a web link I could access I be happy to go
there and bone up on this.

Thanks,
Gordon

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
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Was there something about my earlier response that you didn't understand or
had a question about?

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Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
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and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
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"Gordon Staley" wrote in message
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My apologies for this simple question. I did search for an FAQ pointer as
well as through back postings but could find anything.

I have a user defined field that is the primary way I locate tasks. I
would
like to be able to see this field in the default form. How can I add a
user-defined field to the default task form? I did see one response by
Sue
Mosher that said to confine task modifications to P.2 - P.5.

I currently access and update the field via a custom view that is my main
way for managing tasks.

Thanks for your inputs.

Gordon Staley