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Anything related to a custom Outlook form should be posted in the
microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms newsgroup, which I've added to this discussion. When you say "these names are in custom forms," what exactly do you mean? Specifically, **where** are they? -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Bryce" wrote: Hi, (not sure where to post this since it overlaps several areas) I need to change some active directory names. these names are in custom created forms. when changing the names, they do not change in the form. how would i get the change to occur in the form? when i change the name and create a new form, i still do not see the new name. i have been trying this for over a week. These are universal distribution groups and the name, exchange alias, display name, email address reflect correctly in AD users and computers. the x400 and ccMail names have not been renamed. We are running exchange 2003 but have not removed our 5.5 server yet. How can I get the new name the reflect in the form? Thanks. |
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Thanks for adding to the correct newsgroup. The forms are in organizational forms library. Some time ago, a form was created with the "To" field in it prepopulated. The "To" field gets populated from Active Directory (rather the address book - is that correct) in my address book, i see the correctly changed name but the email address is listed as : /o=Home/ou=BLD1/cn=Recipients/cn=Notify Change Group A I hope i answered your "where" or did i miss what you wanted. Thanks for the help. "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Anything related to a custom Outlook form should be posted in the microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms newsgroup, which I've added to this discussion. When you say "these names are in custom forms," what exactly do you mean? Specifically, **where** are they? -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Bryce" wrote: Hi, (not sure where to post this since it overlaps several areas) I need to change some active directory names. these names are in custom created forms. when changing the names, they do not change in the form. how would i get the change to occur in the form? when i change the name and create a new form, i still do not see the new name. i have been trying this for over a week. These are universal distribution groups and the name, exchange alias, display name, email address reflect correctly in AD users and computers. the x400 and ccMail names have not been renamed. We are running exchange 2003 but have not removed our 5.5 server yet. How can I get the new name the reflect in the form? Thanks. |
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Thanks for the additional information. Run the form. Change the address.
Republish the form. Even better: After you change the address, save the item as an .oft file. Then reload it through Tools | Forms | Design This form. Increment the version number. Republish. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Bryce" wrote: Hi, Thanks for adding to the correct newsgroup. The forms are in organizational forms library. Some time ago, a form was created with the "To" field in it prepopulated. The "To" field gets populated from Active Directory (rather the address book - is that correct) in my address book, i see the correctly changed name but the email address is listed as : /o=Home/ou=BLD1/cn=Recipients/cn=Notify Change Group A I hope i answered your "where" or did i miss what you wanted. Thanks for the help. "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Anything related to a custom Outlook form should be posted in the microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms newsgroup, which I've added to this discussion. When you say "these names are in custom forms," what exactly do you mean? Specifically, **where** are they? "Bryce" wrote: Hi, (not sure where to post this since it overlaps several areas) I need to change some active directory names. these names are in custom created forms. when changing the names, they do not change in the form. how would i get the change to occur in the form? when i change the name and create a new form, i still do not see the new name. i have been trying this for over a week. These are universal distribution groups and the name, exchange alias, display name, email address reflect correctly in AD users and computers. the x400 and ccMail names have not been renamed. We are running exchange 2003 but have not removed our 5.5 server yet. How can I get the new name the reflect in the form? Thanks. |
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in design i just typed the new addess and ran the form and it populated with
the correct one. if i only ran the form. Thanks for the help. "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Thanks for the additional information. Run the form. Change the address. Republish the form. Even better: After you change the address, save the item as an .oft file. Then reload it through Tools | Forms | Design This form. Increment the version number. Republish. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Bryce" wrote: Hi, Thanks for adding to the correct newsgroup. The forms are in organizational forms library. Some time ago, a form was created with the "To" field in it prepopulated. The "To" field gets populated from Active Directory (rather the address book - is that correct) in my address book, i see the correctly changed name but the email address is listed as : /o=Home/ou=BLD1/cn=Recipients/cn=Notify Change Group A I hope i answered your "where" or did i miss what you wanted. Thanks for the help. "Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: Anything related to a custom Outlook form should be posted in the microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms newsgroup, which I've added to this discussion. When you say "these names are in custom forms," what exactly do you mean? Specifically, **where** are they? "Bryce" wrote: Hi, (not sure where to post this since it overlaps several areas) I need to change some active directory names. these names are in custom created forms. when changing the names, they do not change in the form. how would i get the change to occur in the form? when i change the name and create a new form, i still do not see the new name. i have been trying this for over a week. These are universal distribution groups and the name, exchange alias, display name, email address reflect correctly in AD users and computers. the x400 and ccMail names have not been renamed. We are running exchange 2003 but have not removed our 5.5 server yet. How can I get the new name the reflect in the form? Thanks. |
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