I'm sorry, here goes:

I am developing task management in Outlook, where I am using Outlook forms.
I have one form which is sent from users to one e-mail address where it
will
be processed like tasks (not standard Outlook tasks). There are about 10
operators which can process this task so I have implemented a control based
on a
mail flag. This control will check if is form opened by another user and
prevent it from duplicate processing. The problem is that Outlook is
caching the
form and when I open a form by one user, Outlook will cache this state and
he
will use this state everytime when I open it from this one user, so he is
not
accepting changes (about flag on mail) which are made by another user.
Outlook
accepts changes only after a restart. This is causing Conflict
messages and so on.

- I think that this work properly if I was able to disable
this Outlook feature about remembering the state of forms but I don't know
how to
do it.



Now when all the users run tasks from TS, none of these problems happen
whatsoever - it's just that I can't have them working from TS all the time.



Hope that made sense,

Joel


"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
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You haven't described the actual problem with any detail yet.

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"Joel Allen" wrote in message
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Do you have a suggestion as how to fix it?

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote in message
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Forms cache on TS wouldn't be persistent between sessions. Less chance of
corruption.


"Joel Allen" wrote in message
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Hello,

Having form cache problems on Outlook 2003 in public folders.

No problem whatsoever if I run the form via Terminal Server. What is
different about Terminal Server vs. the local that would free up any
errors?

Thanks for your help.

Joel