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How to create a field applicable to all contacts
In my experiments it Outlook I see that Outlook allows user-defined fields, but I haven't seen a way to create a user defined field for the whole contact database. Is there a way to create one? I need to synchronize Outlook contacts with another database, so that new contacts entered in Outlook will be added to the other database and the other way round. If I can create globally additional fields I will be able to use one of the columns for synchronization checks, as the Outlook StoreId can change if databases get copied or moved around. PS. Will the new fields appear as properties in the dispatch interfaces |
How to create a field applicable to all contacts
In a table view, bring up the Field Chooser and click New to add a new field. Programmatically, use the ContactItem.UserProperties.Add method on each item that needs the new field.
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "vfclists" wrote in message oups.com... In my experiments it Outlook I see that Outlook allows user-defined fields, but I haven't seen a way to create a user defined field for the whole contact database. Is there a way to create one? I need to synchronize Outlook contacts with another database, so that new contacts entered in Outlook will be added to the other database and the other way round. If I can create globally additional fields I will be able to use one of the columns for synchronization checks, as the Outlook StoreId can change if databases get copied or moved around. PS. Will the new fields appear as properties in the dispatch interfaces |
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