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We've created a custom contact form, it basically adds a new tab and
some new fields we use for sorting....the custom contacts reside in a public folder. (we're using Outlook 2000/2003, Exchange 2003). Secretaries will use a card scanner to scan in new contacts which then reside in a local folder. We want to then place those scanned in contacts into the Public folder but convert them to use our custom form. I wrote a macro that does exactly that and it works fine. BUT it doesn't change the icon, it still shows as the regular Contact icon instead of the Post icon. So what? Well quite often our sales guys will just drag some of their contacts into the Public folder. By sorting on the icon we can quickly determine which contacts are not using the custom form. So how (using vbscript) can I programmatically change the icon? J. |
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