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May 23rd 06, 10:50 AM
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Accessing a custom form via web page
Hi,
I am wondering if it´s possible to set an Outlook custom form to be accessed via web page (or Intranet web link)? I have published my form in Organization forms library. I am looking for an easier way for other people to access this form (rather than Tools - Forms - Choose Form). I also found some other options to make the forms more accessible, for example Windows shortcuts etc. but does this apply on many users? 
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May 23rd 06, 05:55 PM
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Accessing a custom form via web page
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=?Utf-8?B?QW5uemth?= wrote: I am wondering if it´s possible to set an Outlook custom form to be accessed via web page (or Intranet web link)? I have published my form in Organization forms library. I am looking for an easier way for other people to access this form (rather than Tools - Forms - Choose Form). What I do is write a macro to open the form and put it in the ThisOutlook module of the VBA environment. Then Alt brings up the list of macros and you can select and run the one you want. You can probably add a button to the toolbar and run the macro from there. I have not done that, myself. The problem with both these options is that there is really not a good deployment scenario. Each user has to create the macro and/or button on their own desktop computer. -- Hollis Paul Mukilteo, WA USA
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May 24th 06, 09:43 AM
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Accessing a custom form via web page
Thanks for information. I quess I´ll find the way that suits for my
situation. Accessing the form should be made as easy as possible for common users not familiar with the environment. "Hollis Paul [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: In article , =?Utf-8?B?QW5uemth?= wrote: I am wondering if it´s possible to set an Outlook custom form to be accessed via web page (or Intranet web link)? I have published my form in Organization forms library. I am looking for an easier way for other people to access this form (rather than Tools - Forms - Choose Form). What I do is write a macro to open the form and put it in the ThisOutlook module of the VBA environment. Then Alt brings up the list of macros and you can select and run the one you want. You can probably add a button to the toolbar and run the macro from there. I have not done that, myself. The problem with both these options is that there is really not a good deployment scenario. Each user has to create the macro and/or button on their own desktop computer. -- Hollis Paul Mukilteo, WA USA
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