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Unpublish a form...

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Acaccia - 31 Jan 2005 11:01 GMT
Hi to all... I've created a process that automatically publish a customized
form, from a template in contact list folder, using CreateItemFromTemplate
method. Now I wish to unpublish (delete the module in folder) this form
automatically. I tried to change MessageClass of all contacts to original
name "IPM.Contact" but this is not enough and the form remain this one that
I have publicized.
What OOM method can I use for this purpose?

Thank's in advance
Andrea
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 31 Jan 2005 13:52 GMT
The Outlook object model contains no method to remove a published form
definition . You can remove a form manually on the folder's Properties
dialog, using the Manage button on the Forms tab. To remove a published form
definition programmatically requires CDO code; see
http://www.outlookcode.com/d/forms.htm#remove

That said, I'm a little confused about just what you've done and what you're
seeing.

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> Hi to all... I've created a process that automatically publish a
> customized
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> Thank's in advance
> Andrea
 
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