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archon October 14th 08 02:36 PM

Creating form in Outlook 2003
 
Hi,

I designed a form in outlook. It is a form to send orders to different
providers and I would like to put a check box that when checked the
appropriate email is automatically entered in the "to" field. Also
that same check box should enable a text box. I am not too sure how to
do that, I guess it would take the use of VBA but I haven't use it
since about 7 years and I've forgotten how to do it. Alittle help
would be aprreciated.

Thanks

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook] October 14th 08 03:21 PM

Creating form in Outlook 2003
 
"archon" wrote in message
...

I designed a form in outlook. It is a form to send orders to different
providers and I would like to put a check box that when checked the
appropriate email is automatically entered in the "to" field. Also
that same check box should enable a text box. I am not too sure how to
do that, I guess it would take the use of VBA but I haven't use it
since about 7 years and I've forgotten how to do it. Alittle help
would be aprreciated.


microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba and
microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms seem suitable newsgroups in which to
ask.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


Nikki Peterson October 15th 08 01:54 AM

Creating form in Outlook 2003
 
A good place for information to get you started is:
http://www.outlookcode.com/

Nikki Peterson

"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
...
"archon" wrote in message
...

I designed a form in outlook. It is a form to send orders to different
providers and I would like to put a check box that when checked the
appropriate email is automatically entered in the "to" field. Also
that same check box should enable a text box. I am not too sure how to
do that, I guess it would take the use of VBA but I haven't use it
since about 7 years and I've forgotten how to do it. Alittle help
would be aprreciated.


microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba and
microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms seem suitable newsgroups in which to
ask.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]



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