> > Does anyone know of a programmer that will be able to create a custom form
> > based on a appointment form. I've read thru Sue's Outlook Code site and I
> > am
> > much to much a beginner to make it work. Thanks
>
> What do you want it to do?
Steve - 08 Aug 2006 14:09 GMT
"Steve" wrote:Is there a custom template for an appointment form that is
exactly like the first page that we are not allowed to change of or add any
fields? A template that has all the features including the date time picker
so that I can add a few fields without having to program an entirely new form.
Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] - 08 Aug 2006 22:53 GMT
As far as I know you will have to design your own.

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> "Steve" wrote:Is there a custom template for an appointment form that is
> exactly like the first page that we are not allowed to change of or add
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> so that I can add a few fields without having to program an entirely new
> form.
I need to add a few additional fields such as "work to be completed", "areas
to look at", "Type of work needed" and so on. I will need the same
functionality as the appointment form with the start and end times.
> > Does anyone know of a programmer that will be able to create a custom form
> > based on a appointment form. I've read thru Sue's Outlook Code site and I
> > am
> > much to much a beginner to make it work. Thanks
>
> What do you want it to do?
Taylor - 08 Aug 2006 16:14 GMT
>I need to add a few additional fields such as "work to be completed",
>"areas
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>>
>> What do you want it to do?
You can open an appointment form, click Tools: Forms: Design this Form. Add
the fields you want. When you are done, click Tools: Forms: Publish Form.
There is no code necessary.