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This question is for Outlook 2003 specifically.
I have a requirement to extend native Appointment form and add couple of fields on it. It is not possible using design custom form. Choices I have for above requirement is : (1) Design tab P-2 using custom form, hide original appoinment tab and ship this custom oft plus bunch of activex controls to achieve to near-same usability as native form (2) Add 2 fields in native outlook form by subclassing it Second option seems better because it is better usability-wise, maintenance-wise, deployment-wise, keeping-users-customizations etc. Question: ----------- Did you come across details of implementing subclassing. Basic logic involves Getting hwnd from an appointment inspector and Replacing the window procedure with your own code ( SetWindowLong ). I am looking for details/codesnippet of implementing this subclassing. Appreciate all pointers / code snippets / links. |
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