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Old February 14th 07, 02:47 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
Patrick
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Default calendar form

Hi,
is it possible to create a custom calendar form which is actively linked to
a contact?

I.e. i have a department contact and calendar in a public exchange folder.
With the custom calendar form i wish to schedule an appointment with a
client who is selected from the department contacts.
After having selected this client, on the custom form, i want to see the
contacts company name and address (and probably some more stuff) and more
importantly the "notes" field (from the contact), as i use this field to add
meeting notes.

In addition i would like to introduce a custom drop down which i could use
to select the status of the meeting (i.e. requested, accepted, declined).

Any sugestions please?

Thanks
Patrick


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Old February 17th 07, 01:22 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
David Tongeman
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Default calendar form

Patrick, you will need to use VBA behind your form (which you probably knew).

Selecting the contact to link top can either be done by populating a
dropdown box with a list of clients, or by selecting the contact from the
folder. You might be better to add a button to the contact form to (add
linked appointment) which would negate the need to find the contact.

Once you have the contact and the new appointment item you can add the
item.companyname, item.businessaddress, item.body fields to the appointment
item body.

How is your VBA?
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Old February 19th 07, 03:42 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
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Default calendar form

Actually, VBScript, not VBA is the language that custom forms use.

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"David Tongeman" wrote in message ...
Patrick, you will need to use VBA behind your form (which you probably knew).

Selecting the contact to link top can either be done by populating a
dropdown box with a list of clients, or by selecting the contact from the
folder. You might be better to add a button to the contact form to (add
linked appointment) which would negate the need to find the contact.

Once you have the contact and the new appointment item you can add the
item.companyname, item.businessaddress, item.body fields to the appointment
item body.

How is your VBA?

 




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