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Is A New Input Notification Possible?

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Angyl - 28 Feb 2006 21:21 GMT
I created a new contact form to act as a CRM for our sales department and it
is on a shared drive in a public folder for entry.  Our company has other
shared items in the public folders (like for client communications, etc.) and
whenever a new item is put into the client communications the folder for that
item becomes BOLDED to notify everyone who bothers to look that there is a
new item there.

Is it possible to do that with a custom form?  Cause it to notify users, one
way or the other, that there are new items or changes in the folder?
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 28 Feb 2006 21:39 GMT
It's generally a function of the folder, not the form. The users should put the folder in Public Folder \Favorites.

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>I created a new contact form to act as a CRM for our sales department and it
> is on a shared drive in a public folder for entry.  Our company has other
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> Is it possible to do that with a custom form?  Cause it to notify users, one
> way or the other, that there are new items or changes in the folder?
 
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