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Old November 20th 06, 03:38 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
Nikolas
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Default organizational forms vs form regions

Hi,

Out company had previously developed an Outlook Addin that was installing
some legacy forms in the organizational folder. Now we are developing a new
Outlook 2007 addin that replaced the legacy forms with form regions
(associated with the same message classes as the previous addin). Out problem
is that when an item is opened in Outlook, the code of the old legacy forms
is still executed unless we actually delete these legacy forms from the
organizational folder. Is there a way of disabling those legacy forms?

I tried adding a version in the form regions newer thatn the old legacy
forms but that didnt stop the old legacy forms from executing the open()
event.

Thanks in advance.

I previously had installed some legacy forms in the organisational folder
for some custom message classes. Now I installed a new Add-in in Outlook 2007
that uses form regions with the same message class as before. I had a problem
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Old November 20th 06, 03:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]
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Default organizational forms vs form regions

If it's the same message class you would not only need to get rid of the
form from the Organizational Forms Library but also clear out the forms
caches for all your users.

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"Nikolas" wrote in message
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Hi,

Out company had previously developed an Outlook Addin that was installing
some legacy forms in the organizational folder. Now we are developing a
new
Outlook 2007 addin that replaced the legacy forms with form regions
(associated with the same message classes as the previous addin). Out
problem
is that when an item is opened in Outlook, the code of the old legacy
forms
is still executed unless we actually delete these legacy forms from the
organizational folder. Is there a way of disabling those legacy forms?

I tried adding a version in the form regions newer thatn the old legacy
forms but that didnt stop the old legacy forms from executing the open()
event.

Thanks in advance.

I previously had installed some legacy forms in the organisational folder
for some custom message classes. Now I installed a new Add-in in Outlook
2007
that uses form regions with the same message class as before. I had a
problem


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Old November 20th 06, 04:26 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
Nikolas
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Default organizational forms vs form regions

Deleting the cache is easy when doing a client install of the new addin but I
was hoping to avoid the deletion of the forms in the organizational folder.

Thanks for your quick reply.

"Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

If it's the same message class you would not only need to get rid of the
form from the Organizational Forms Library but also clear out the forms
caches for all your users.

--
Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Absolute Beginner's Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm


"Nikolas" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Out company had previously developed an Outlook Addin that was installing
some legacy forms in the organizational folder. Now we are developing a
new
Outlook 2007 addin that replaced the legacy forms with form regions
(associated with the same message classes as the previous addin). Out
problem
is that when an item is opened in Outlook, the code of the old legacy
forms
is still executed unless we actually delete these legacy forms from the
organizational folder. Is there a way of disabling those legacy forms?

I tried adding a version in the form regions newer thatn the old legacy
forms but that didnt stop the old legacy forms from executing the open()
event.

Thanks in advance.

I previously had installed some legacy forms in the organisational folder
for some custom message classes. Now I installed a new Add-in in Outlook
2007
that uses form regions with the same message class as before. I had a
problem



 




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