Is the goal to display your VB6 form when a particular Outlook folder is selected? In pseudocode that would be
Private Sub objExpl_FolderSwitch(
'your condition for displaying form here, based on particular folder name, default item type or whateve
If objExpl.CurrentFolder.Name = "Calendar" The
With frmYour
'set properties her
.Show vbModa
'retrieve properties her
End Wit
'clean up form object now or reuse and clean up when the add-in unload
Unload frmYour
End I
End Sub
OK, that worked but is not really what I am trying to
do. I am trying to get my VB form to display within the
Outlook explorer window on the right. Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Bob
David Kane - 26 Nov 2003 23:46 GMT
You could force the right-hand window to display an HTML page, but I don't believe you can get that window to display a VB form
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OK, that worked but is not really what I am trying to
do. I am trying to get my VB form to display within the
Outlook explorer window on the right. Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Bob