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June 8th 06, 05:06 PM
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Active X Controls in Forms
Hi,
I am trying to add an ActiveX Control to a customized Outlook Form. I'm using Randy Byrne's 'Application Development with Outlook 2000' to learn. It says there that one needs either the developer edition of Office 2000 or Visual Studio to do so. Well, he seems to be right, because if I try to open the context menu of the toolbox, nothing opens (according to the book, I should be able to choose 'additional tools' there). I'm a little stunned that I would need the developer edition to do so, because I also program VBA in Access and can make use of all ActiveX Controls there. Does anyone know if I really need to get an Office Developer License just for one little Date and Time Picker Control? Best Regards, Oliver 
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