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The code below in a custom form displays various fields except the From field
(which I dragged over from the Field Chooser). I used the name in the properties, but I guess that's not it - the VB script gets an error. Could someone tell me what the correct From field name is? Thanks. Sub Item_PropertyChange(ByVal Name) If Name = "Subject" then msgbox "hello - Subject" MsgBox "Subject = " & Item.subject MsgBox " User Field Test = " & Item.UserProperties.Item("Test") MsgBox "From = " & Item._RecipientControl1 end if End Sub |
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