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October 16th 07, 04:27 PM
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Hello, I need to create a message form where when a user will choose to push
Reply to All button a popup will appears asking the user if is sure about replying to all with OK and Cancel options. Using the form editor I activated the default action for Reply to All and I have the default popup appearing on the screen. How can I customize the message of this popup or how I can write my own popup? Also how can I see my form code? Thanks G 
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October 16th 07, 04:42 PM
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Form code is visible in design mode by clicking the View Code button on the toolbar. You would use the Script | Event Handler command to insert the shell for the ReplyAll event, then add a MsgBox statement to show the dialog for the user's response. MsgBox is documented in VBA help.
Custom message forms are, however, generally a bad idea unless they are for use strictly inside an organization for a particular purpose. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "gicad" wrote in message ... Hello, I need to create a message form where when a user will choose to push Reply to All button a popup will appears asking the user if is sure about replying to all with OK and Cancel options. Using the form editor I activated the default action for Reply to All and I have the default popup appearing on the screen. How can I customize the message of this popup or how I can write my own popup? Also how can I see my form code? Thanks G
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October 17th 07, 03:35 PM
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Sorry but I'm not a VBA :-( . I choose to design a form, I got the default
Message form and on Action I have reply to all. I want when I click to Reply to all to have the pop up coming with OK and Cancel. I did Script | Event Handler but the code is added is not executed. Any idea about the code for my popup and how to have my code executed? Thank you George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Form code is visible in design mode by clicking the View Code button on the toolbar. You would use the Script | Event Handler command to insert the shell for the ReplyAll event, then add a MsgBox statement to show the dialog for the user's response. MsgBox is documented in VBA help. Custom message forms are, however, generally a bad idea unless they are for use strictly inside an organization for a particular purpose. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "gicad" wrote in message ... Hello, I need to create a message form where when a user will choose to push Reply to All button a popup will appears asking the user if is sure about replying to all with OK and Cancel options. Using the form editor I activated the default action for Reply to All and I have the default popup appearing on the screen. How can I customize the message of this popup or how I can write my own popup? Also how can I see my form code? Thanks G
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October 17th 07, 04:33 PM
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Did you publish the form to the Organizational Forms library on your Exchange server? Code runs only on published forms.
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "gicad" wrote in message ... Sorry but I'm not a VBA :-( . I choose to design a form, I got the default Message form and on Action I have reply to all. I want when I click to Reply to all to have the pop up coming with OK and Cancel. I did Script | Event Handler but the code is added is not executed. Any idea about the code for my popup and how to have my code executed? Thank you George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Form code is visible in design mode by clicking the View Code button on the toolbar. You would use the Script | Event Handler command to insert the shell for the ReplyAll event, then add a MsgBox statement to show the dialog for the user's response. MsgBox is documented in VBA help. Custom message forms are, however, generally a bad idea unless they are for use strictly inside an organization for a particular purpose. "gicad" wrote in message ... Hello, I need to create a message form where when a user will choose to push Reply to All button a popup will appears asking the user if is sure about replying to all with OK and Cancel options. Using the form editor I activated the default action for Reply to All and I have the default popup appearing on the screen. How can I customize the message of this popup or how I can write my own popup? Also how can I see my form code? Thanks G
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October 17th 07, 05:21 PM
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Is working fine after I published- thanks for your help.
Last question :-) - how I can delete a form from Organization Forms? Thanks G "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Did you publish the form to the Organizational Forms library on your Exchange server? Code runs only on published forms. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "gicad" wrote in message ... Sorry but I'm not a VBA :-( . I choose to design a form, I got the default Message form and on Action I have reply to all. I want when I click to Reply to all to have the pop up coming with OK and Cancel. I did Script | Event Handler but the code is added is not executed. Any idea about the code for my popup and how to have my code executed? Thank you George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Form code is visible in design mode by clicking the View Code button on the toolbar. You would use the Script | Event Handler command to insert the shell for the ReplyAll event, then add a MsgBox statement to show the dialog for the user's response. MsgBox is documented in VBA help. Custom message forms are, however, generally a bad idea unless they are for use strictly inside an organization for a particular purpose. "gicad" wrote in message ... Hello, I need to create a message form where when a user will choose to push Reply to All button a popup will appears asking the user if is sure about replying to all with OK and Cancel options. Using the form editor I activated the default action for Reply to All and I have the default popup appearing on the screen. How can I customize the message of this popup or how I can write my own popup? Also how can I see my form code? Thanks G
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October 17th 07, 05:41 PM
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Use the Forms Manager -- Tools | Options | Other | Advanced Options | Custom Forms | Manage Forms
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "gicad" wrote in message ... Is working fine after I published- thanks for your help. Last question :-) - how I can delete a form from Organization Forms? Thanks G "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Did you publish the form to the Organizational Forms library on your Exchange server? Code runs only on published forms. "gicad" wrote in message ... Sorry but I'm not a VBA :-( . I choose to design a form, I got the default Message form and on Action I have reply to all. I want when I click to Reply to all to have the pop up coming with OK and Cancel. I did Script | Event Handler but the code is added is not executed. Any idea about the code for my popup and how to have my code executed? Thank you George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Form code is visible in design mode by clicking the View Code button on the toolbar. You would use the Script | Event Handler command to insert the shell for the ReplyAll event, then add a MsgBox statement to show the dialog for the user's response. MsgBox is documented in VBA help. Custom message forms are, however, generally a bad idea unless they are for use strictly inside an organization for a particular purpose. "gicad" wrote in message ... Hello, I need to create a message form where when a user will choose to push Reply to All button a popup will appears asking the user if is sure about replying to all with OK and Cancel options. Using the form editor I activated the default action for Reply to All and I have the default popup appearing on the screen. How can I customize the message of this popup or how I can write my own popup? Also how can I see my form code? Thanks G
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October 18th 07, 08:40 AM
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Working fine - thank you again. My company wants to replace defaul Message
form in Outlook with this new form to have this popup for users when they want to Reply to All - I don't think that is a good idea but anyway if the default Outlook Message form will be replaced with this one this popup will still work? Did you heart about somebody else changing the default Outlook Message with a new form? George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Use the Forms Manager -- Tools | Options | Other | Advanced Options | Custom Forms | Manage Forms -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "gicad" wrote in message ... Is working fine after I published- thanks for your help. Last question :-) - how I can delete a form from Organization Forms? Thanks G "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Did you publish the form to the Organizational Forms library on your Exchange server? Code runs only on published forms. "gicad" wrote in message ... Sorry but I'm not a VBA :-( . I choose to design a form, I got the default Message form and on Action I have reply to all. I want when I click to Reply to all to have the pop up coming with OK and Cancel. I did Script | Event Handler but the code is added is not executed. Any idea about the code for my popup and how to have my code executed? Thank you George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Form code is visible in design mode by clicking the View Code button on the toolbar. You would use the Script | Event Handler command to insert the shell for the ReplyAll event, then add a MsgBox statement to show the dialog for the user's response. MsgBox is documented in VBA help. Custom message forms are, however, generally a bad idea unless they are for use strictly inside an organization for a particular purpose. "gicad" wrote in message ... Hello, I need to create a message form where when a user will choose to push Reply to All button a popup will appears asking the user if is sure about replying to all with OK and Cancel options. Using the form editor I activated the default action for Reply to All and I have the default popup appearing on the screen. How can I customize the message of this popup or how I can write my own popup? Also how can I see my form code? Thanks G
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October 18th 07, 12:41 PM
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Substituting a custom form for the default message form will not accomplish that goal, because the default form would apply to new items, not those received. It's also a bad idea that likely will cause problems in sending attachments to non-Outlook recipients outside your company -- i.e. to your customers and suppliers. But if they insist, see http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?ID=39. Even changing the MessageClass of received messages to a custom isn't a great idea, because you'll run into attachment problems if you forward such a message to a non-Outlook recipient.
If restricting Reply to All is the problem you're trying to solve, an add-in would be a more appropriate solution. Or just disable the Reply to All button with Group Policy Objects and force people to copy and paste addresses when they want to send a bulk reply. That's not much more inconvenient than having to respond to a MsgBox every time. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "gicad" wrote in message ... Working fine - thank you again. My company wants to replace defaul Message form in Outlook with this new form to have this popup for users when they want to Reply to All - I don't think that is a good idea but anyway if the default Outlook Message form will be replaced with this one this popup will still work? Did you heart about somebody else changing the default Outlook Message with a new form? George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Use the Forms Manager -- Tools | Options | Other | Advanced Options | Custom Forms | Manage Forms "gicad" wrote in message ... Is working fine after I published- thanks for your help. Last question :-) - how I can delete a form from Organization Forms? Thanks G "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Did you publish the form to the Organizational Forms library on your Exchange server? Code runs only on published forms. "gicad" wrote in message ... Sorry but I'm not a VBA :-( . I choose to design a form, I got the default Message form and on Action I have reply to all. I want when I click to Reply to all to have the pop up coming with OK and Cancel. I did Script | Event Handler but the code is added is not executed. Any idea about the code for my popup and how to have my code executed? Thank you George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Form code is visible in design mode by clicking the View Code button on the toolbar. You would use the Script | Event Handler command to insert the shell for the ReplyAll event, then add a MsgBox statement to show the dialog for the user's response. MsgBox is documented in VBA help. Custom message forms are, however, generally a bad idea unless they are for use strictly inside an organization for a particular purpose. "gicad" wrote in message ... Hello, I need to create a message form where when a user will choose to push Reply to All button a popup will appears asking the user if is sure about replying to all with OK and Cancel options. Using the form editor I activated the default action for Reply to All and I have the default popup appearing on the screen. How can I customize the message of this popup or how I can write my own popup? Also how can I see my form code?
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December 4th 07, 01:25 PM
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Finally they decide to go to popup version and to modify the default message.
I will look to your link but just before that you said something about an add-in solution - what add-in will be good here? George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Substituting a custom form for the default message form will not accomplish that goal, because the default form would apply to new items, not those received. It's also a bad idea that likely will cause problems in sending attachments to non-Outlook recipients outside your company -- i.e. to your customers and suppliers. But if they insist, see http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?ID=39. Even changing the MessageClass of received messages to a custom isn't a great idea, because you'll run into attachment problems if you forward such a message to a non-Outlook recipient. If restricting Reply to All is the problem you're trying to solve, an add-in would be a more appropriate solution. Or just disable the Reply to All button with Group Policy Objects and force people to copy and paste addresses when they want to send a bulk reply. That's not much more inconvenient than having to respond to a MsgBox every time. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "gicad" wrote in message ... Working fine - thank you again. My company wants to replace defaul Message form in Outlook with this new form to have this popup for users when they want to Reply to All - I don't think that is a good idea but anyway if the default Outlook Message form will be replaced with this one this popup will still work? Did you heart about somebody else changing the default Outlook Message with a new form? George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Use the Forms Manager -- Tools | Options | Other | Advanced Options | Custom Forms | Manage Forms "gicad" wrote in message ... Is working fine after I published- thanks for your help. Last question :-) - how I can delete a form from Organization Forms? Thanks G "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Did you publish the form to the Organizational Forms library on your Exchange server? Code runs only on published forms. "gicad" wrote in message ... Sorry but I'm not a VBA :-( . I choose to design a form, I got the default Message form and on Action I have reply to all. I want when I click to Reply to all to have the pop up coming with OK and Cancel. I did Script | Event Handler but the code is added is not executed. Any idea about the code for my popup and how to have my code executed? Thank you George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Form code is visible in design mode by clicking the View Code button on the toolbar. You would use the Script | Event Handler command to insert the shell for the ReplyAll event, then add a MsgBox statement to show the dialog for the user's response. MsgBox is documented in VBA help. Custom message forms are, however, generally a bad idea unless they are for use strictly inside an organization for a particular purpose. "gicad" wrote in message ... Hello, I need to create a message form where when a user will choose to push Reply to All button a popup will appears asking the user if is sure about replying to all with OK and Cancel options. Using the form editor I activated the default action for Reply to All and I have the default popup appearing on the screen. How can I customize the message of this popup or how I can write my own popup? Also how can I see my form code?
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December 4th 07, 01:54 PM
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An add-in could be designed to handle the ReplyAll event for the current message.
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "gicad" wrote in message ... Finally they decide to go to popup version and to modify the default message. I will look to your link but just before that you said something about an add-in solution - what add-in will be good here? George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Substituting a custom form for the default message form will not accomplish that goal, because the default form would apply to new items, not those received. It's also a bad idea that likely will cause problems in sending attachments to non-Outlook recipients outside your company -- i.e. to your customers and suppliers. But if they insist, see http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?ID=39. Even changing the MessageClass of received messages to a custom isn't a great idea, because you'll run into attachment problems if you forward such a message to a non-Outlook recipient. If restricting Reply to All is the problem you're trying to solve, an add-in would be a more appropriate solution. Or just disable the Reply to All button with Group Policy Objects and force people to copy and paste addresses when they want to send a bulk reply. That's not much more inconvenient than having to respond to a MsgBox every time. A "gicad" wrote in message ... Working fine - thank you again. My company wants to replace defaul Message form in Outlook with this new form to have this popup for users when they want to Reply to All - I don't think that is a good idea but anyway if the default Outlook Message form will be replaced with this one this popup will still work? Did you heart about somebody else changing the default Outlook Message with a new form? George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Use the Forms Manager -- Tools | Options | Other | Advanced Options | Custom Forms | Manage Forms "gicad" wrote in message ... Is working fine after I published- thanks for your help. Last question :-) - how I can delete a form from Organization Forms? Thanks G "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Did you publish the form to the Organizational Forms library on your Exchange server? Code runs only on published forms. "gicad" wrote in message ... Sorry but I'm not a VBA :-( . I choose to design a form, I got the default Message form and on Action I have reply to all. I want when I click to Reply to all to have the pop up coming with OK and Cancel. I did Script | Event Handler but the code is added is not executed. Any idea about the code for my popup and how to have my code executed? Thank you George "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Form code is visible in design mode by clicking the View Code button on the toolbar. You would use the Script | Event Handler command to insert the shell for the ReplyAll event, then add a MsgBox statement to show the dialog for the user's response. MsgBox is documented in VBA help. Custom message forms are, however, generally a bad idea unless they are for use strictly inside an organization for a particular purpose. "gicad" wrote in message ... Hello, I need to create a message form where when a user will choose to push Reply to All button a popup will appears asking the user if is sure about replying to all with OK and Cancel options. Using the form editor I activated the default action for Reply to All and I have the default popup appearing on the screen. How can I customize the message of this popup or how I can write my own popup? Also how can I see my form code?
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