If "MyForm" is the name of your form, try:
MyForm.Show vbModal

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> This is my first attemt w/ Outlook and I am using the
> provided sample and the book "Microsoft Outlook
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> Can I not use my own VB form? Do I have to make it am
> Outlook Custom Designed form?
Sarah S - 22 Apr 2004 15:25 GMT
That did work. I'm so used to using vbModal, Me that I
didn't even thing of taking the Me off.
I'm having another slight problem w/ my app. All the
events are firing twice. I just expanded on ItemsCB by
adding my Inspector wrapper class modeling after the
sample Explorer. I tried to put in some logic to not fire
them twice, but was unsuccessful. I will continue to
debug, but any idea as to this?
Thanks.
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>If "MyForm" is the name of your form, try:
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Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] - 22 Apr 2004 15:40 GMT
Make sure that each button you add has a unique Tag property. Otherwise you
will get a Click event firing in every wrapper class where you have
instantiated the button. I usually use a fixed button Tag string and append
to that the unique Key value that each Inspector wrapper class is assigned
when it's added to the wrapper collection. That guarantees a unique Tag.

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> That did work. I'm so used to using vbModal, Me that I
> didn't even thing of taking the Me off.
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> Thanks.