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December 6th 07, 01:21 PM
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How to lauch the Custom Form after changing the Msg Class of a Mai
Hi All,
I have designed a Custom form in Outlook 2003 using the Message Class type 'IPM.Post'. The custom form has only two controls, 1. A Combo Box and 2. A multiline & read only TextBox The functionality of the form is, 1. The combo box is filled with the name of the text files of a particular folder, which is there in the IIS Server. To achieve this Web Services is used. 2. Whenever a text file is selected in the Combo box, the corresponding content of the text file is displayed in the TextBox. This functionality is also achieved using the Web Services. I have published this form in a folder (called Testing, Message Class type is 'IPM.Post') created by me. After publishing my custom form, the Message class comes like this 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I run this form I am successfully able to display all the text file names and their corresponding content. My Question is.... 1. I am sending a testing mail to myself and I have moved that mail to my folder (called Testing) and I have changed the Message class of the testing mail to my custom form Message class 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I open this mail, will I, able to see my custom form or not??????? (Right now I am not able to see the custom form) 2. The above functionality is possible or not. 3. If it is possible how to do it, any direction in this regard will be very helpful. Thanks in Advance. 
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December 6th 07, 01:29 PM
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Where is the form published?
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Nanda R" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have designed a Custom form in Outlook 2003 using the Message Class type 'IPM.Post'. The custom form has only two controls, 1. A Combo Box and 2. A multiline & read only TextBox The functionality of the form is, 1. The combo box is filled with the name of the text files of a particular folder, which is there in the IIS Server. To achieve this Web Services is used. 2. Whenever a text file is selected in the Combo box, the corresponding content of the text file is displayed in the TextBox. This functionality is also achieved using the Web Services. I have published this form in a folder (called Testing, Message Class type is 'IPM.Post') created by me. After publishing my custom form, the Message class comes like this 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I run this form I am successfully able to display all the text file names and their corresponding content. My Question is.... 1. I am sending a testing mail to myself and I have moved that mail to my folder (called Testing) and I have changed the Message class of the testing mail to my custom form Message class 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I open this mail, will I, able to see my custom form or not??????? (Right now I am not able to see the custom form) 2. The above functionality is possible or not. 3. If it is possible how to do it, any direction in this regard will be very helpful. Thanks in Advance.
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December 6th 07, 01:41 PM
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How to lauch the Custom Form after changing the Msg Class of a
Hi Sue,
The form is published in the folder named 'Testing' (I have created it) of Message Class type 'IPM.Post'. I am totally new to this Outlook development. Thanks Nanda. "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Where is the form published? -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Nanda R" wrote in message ... Hi All, I have designed a Custom form in Outlook 2003 using the Message Class type 'IPM.Post'. The custom form has only two controls, 1. A Combo Box and 2. A multiline & read only TextBox The functionality of the form is, 1. The combo box is filled with the name of the text files of a particular folder, which is there in the IIS Server. To achieve this Web Services is used. 2. Whenever a text file is selected in the Combo box, the corresponding content of the text file is displayed in the TextBox. This functionality is also achieved using the Web Services. I have published this form in a folder (called Testing, Message Class type is 'IPM.Post') created by me. After publishing my custom form, the Message class comes like this 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I run this form I am successfully able to display all the text file names and their corresponding content. My Question is.... 1. I am sending a testing mail to myself and I have moved that mail to my folder (called Testing) and I have changed the Message class of the testing mail to my custom form Message class 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I open this mail, will I, able to see my custom form or not??????? (Right now I am not able to see the custom form) 2. The above functionality is possible or not. 3. If it is possible how to do it, any direction in this regard will be very helpful. Thanks in Advance.
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December 6th 07, 04:49 PM
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How to lauch the Custom Form after changing the Msg Class of a
It would have been better if you had created a custom form based on the Message form, i.e. IPM.Note.Testing, instead of IPM.Post.Testing, since you're trying to use it with messages.
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Nanda R" wrote in message ... The form is published in the folder named 'Testing' (I have created it) of Message Class type 'IPM.Post'. I have designed a Custom form in Outlook 2003 using the Message Class type 'IPM.Post'. The custom form has only two controls, 1. A Combo Box and 2. A multiline & read only TextBox The functionality of the form is, 1. The combo box is filled with the name of the text files of a particular folder, which is there in the IIS Server. To achieve this Web Services is used. 2. Whenever a text file is selected in the Combo box, the corresponding content of the text file is displayed in the TextBox. This functionality is also achieved using the Web Services. I have published this form in a folder (called Testing, Message Class type is 'IPM.Post') created by me. After publishing my custom form, the Message class comes like this 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I run this form I am successfully able to display all the text file names and their corresponding content. My Question is.... 1. I am sending a testing mail to myself and I have moved that mail to my folder (called Testing) and I have changed the Message class of the testing mail to my custom form Message class 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I open this mail, will I, able to see my custom form or not??????? (Right now I am not able to see the custom form) 2. The above functionality is possible or not. 3. If it is possible how to do it, any direction in this regard will be very helpful. Thanks in Advance.
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December 7th 07, 05:12 AM
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How to lauch the Custom Form after changing the Msg Class of a
Hi,
As suggested by you, I created a new custom form with Message Class type 'IPM.Note.Testing' and created a new folder with Message Class type 'IPM.Post' (ie, Mail and Post Items option) and published in this folder. Still I am not able to see the custom form which I have developed. Am I missing anything or any other option need to be selected further to see the custom form. Thanks Nanda. "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: It would have been better if you had created a custom form based on the Message form, i.e. IPM.Note.Testing, instead of IPM.Post.Testing, since you're trying to use it with messages. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Nanda R" wrote in message ... The form is published in the folder named 'Testing' (I have created it) of Message Class type 'IPM.Post'. I have designed a Custom form in Outlook 2003 using the Message Class type 'IPM.Post'. The custom form has only two controls, 1. A Combo Box and 2. A multiline & read only TextBox The functionality of the form is, 1. The combo box is filled with the name of the text files of a particular folder, which is there in the IIS Server. To achieve this Web Services is used. 2. Whenever a text file is selected in the Combo box, the corresponding content of the text file is displayed in the TextBox. This functionality is also achieved using the Web Services. I have published this form in a folder (called Testing, Message Class type is 'IPM.Post') created by me. After publishing my custom form, the Message class comes like this 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I run this form I am successfully able to display all the text file names and their corresponding content. My Question is.... 1. I am sending a testing mail to myself and I have moved that mail to my folder (called Testing) and I have changed the Message class of the testing mail to my custom form Message class 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I open this mail, will I, able to see my custom form or not??????? (Right now I am not able to see the custom form) 2. The above functionality is possible or not. 3. If it is possible how to do it, any direction in this regard will be very helpful. Thanks in Advance.
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December 7th 07, 01:07 PM
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How to lauch the Custom Form after changing the Msg Class of a
Did you change the MessageClass value of your test message to IPM.Note.Testing? When you designed the form, did you remember to click the Edit Read Page button and create a read layout? Did you publish the form with the "Send form definition with item" box on the (Properties) page unchecked? See http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=61
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Nanda R" wrote in message ... Hi, As suggested by you, I created a new custom form with Message Class type 'IPM.Note.Testing' and created a new folder with Message Class type 'IPM.Post' (ie, Mail and Post Items option) and published in this folder. Still I am not able to see the custom form which I have developed. Am I missing anything or any other option need to be selected further to see the custom form. "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: It would have been better if you had created a custom form based on the Message form, i.e. IPM.Note.Testing, instead of IPM.Post.Testing, since you're trying to use it with messages. "Nanda R" wrote in message ... The form is published in the folder named 'Testing' (I have created it) of Message Class type 'IPM.Post'. I have designed a Custom form in Outlook 2003 using the Message Class type 'IPM.Post'. The custom form has only two controls, 1. A Combo Box and 2. A multiline & read only TextBox The functionality of the form is, 1. The combo box is filled with the name of the text files of a particular folder, which is there in the IIS Server. To achieve this Web Services is used. 2. Whenever a text file is selected in the Combo box, the corresponding content of the text file is displayed in the TextBox. This functionality is also achieved using the Web Services. I have published this form in a folder (called Testing, Message Class type is 'IPM.Post') created by me. After publishing my custom form, the Message class comes like this 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I run this form I am successfully able to display all the text file names and their corresponding content. My Question is.... 1. I am sending a testing mail to myself and I have moved that mail to my folder (called Testing) and I have changed the Message class of the testing mail to my custom form Message class 'IPM.Post.Testing'. If I open this mail, will I, able to see my custom form or not??????? (Right now I am not able to see the custom form) 2. The above functionality is possible or not. 3. If it is possible how to do it, any direction in this regard will be very helpful. Thanks in Advance.
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