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Using tools Forms Design Form I created a custom form which contains some
new user properties. This new form and its contents is defined by a new message class IPM.note.mymessageclass. I want to add a button to the form that would allow me to activate an inspector for my contact list, allow the user to accept a contact which then returns to the original form and populate another EDIT field with the FULL NAME of the contact. Hence my questions: What do I have to do in order to catch the click of the button. Does Item.CustomPropertyChange come into play here? -- Uncle Vito |
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