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October 7th 09, 09:17 PM
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Making field editable in custom form
In Outlook 2003 we were using the field 'contacts' to save some important
data. When we upgraded to Outlook 2007, that field is no longer editable. I've created a custom contact form that includes the old 'contacts' field, but I can't make it appear when I open a contact from a public folder. I've published the new form to the folder, and set it as the default form for that folder. Can you tell me how to make this field visible and how to make it editable again? Thanks, Joe 
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