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Hi,
I'm using Outlook 2003 I've created a custom form for internal communication to mail send to our shared mailbox. This form is located on our network drive (saved as .oft). I'm creating a custom (VBA) Userform to call the .oft mailformat via a commandbutton. For a new e-mail this works great. What I would like to achieve is a second button that can be clicked for replying to a message using that same Custom form format. How would I do this via VBA code. I can reply to a message but it uses the standard e-mail format instead of the custom I would like it to, this is the code I have so far; Dim mynamespace As NameSpace Dim myforward As MailItem Dim myfolder Set mynamespace = Application.GetNamespace("MAPI") Set myfolder = mynamespace.GetDefaultFolder(6) Set myforward = GetCurrentItem() With myforward.Reply ..Display End With Any ideas? Cheers, Paul |
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