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My custom compose form have Message control on the left side & my
activex control on the right side (alongwith To, CC on the upper part). I have set "Resize with layout" property of Message control to unchecked. I want to resize my activex control to the width of inspector. So I tried to set "Resize with layout" property of my activex control to checked, but that didn't work. I have also tried code snippet from MS site, but it also failed. Code snippet for office 2007 is as follows - Dim olkCtrl As Outlook.OlkControl olkCtrl = CurrentInsp.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Controls( "IE1") olkCtrl.EnableAutoLayout = True olkCtrl.HorizontalLayout = Outlook.OlHorizontalLayout.olHorizontalLayoutGrow olkCtrl.VerticalLayout = Outlook.OlVerticalLayout.olVerticalLayoutGrow My aim is, my compose mail's Message control is of fixed size & I want to resize my activex control viz. IE1 to the height & width of form. I am using VSTO/ vb 2005 for office 2003 & 2007. I also tried the following code snippet in outlook 2003 with sp3 and it work fine but for outlook 2007,my message control shrink down. sub item_Write Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").IE1 .LayoutFlags = 68 end sub Please help me. Thanks in advance |
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EnableAutoLayout, HorizontalLayout, and VerticalLayout are properties that apply to the OlkControl base class for the new Olk* controls for Outlook 2007 form regions. As the Help topic for the OlkControl class explains, its member properties do not apply to Forms 2.0 controls, which is what you're apparently using, given your code below. If you're building a VSTO add-in for Outlook 2007, why not move to form regions?
-- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 wrote in message ... My custom compose form have Message control on the left side & my activex control on the right side (alongwith To, CC on the upper part). I have set "Resize with layout" property of Message control to unchecked. I want to resize my activex control to the width of inspector. So I tried to set "Resize with layout" property of my activex control to checked, but that didn't work. I have also tried code snippet from MS site, but it also failed. Code snippet for office 2007 is as follows - Dim olkCtrl As Outlook.OlkControl olkCtrl = CurrentInsp.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Controls( "IE1") olkCtrl.EnableAutoLayout = True olkCtrl.HorizontalLayout = Outlook.OlHorizontalLayout.olHorizontalLayoutGrow olkCtrl.VerticalLayout = Outlook.OlVerticalLayout.olVerticalLayoutGrow My aim is, my compose mail's Message control is of fixed size & I want to resize my activex control viz. IE1 to the height & width of form. I am using VSTO/ vb 2005 for office 2003 & 2007. I also tried the following code snippet in outlook 2003 with sp3 and it work fine but for outlook 2007,my message control shrink down. sub item_Write Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").IE1 .LayoutFlags = 68 end sub Please help me. Thanks in advance |
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