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printing custom forms with user defined and standard fields

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emerald - 30 Jul 2006 23:39 GMT
Help.  I am so proud of myself because I have managed to create a custom form
and print it out beautifully by inserting a VSB script and linking it to
Word.  The only problem is that all of my user-defined fields print correctly
. . but I can't get the To, From, Date, and Time fields to print.  This is a
custom email message form.  Thanks so much.
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 31 Jul 2006 12:31 GMT
Item.property is the correct syntax. Look up the property names in the object browser (F2) in VBA.

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> Help.  I am so proud of myself because I have managed to create a custom form
> and print it out beautifully by inserting a VSB script and linking it to
> Word.  The only problem is that all of my user-defined fields print correctly
> . . but I can't get the To, From, Date, and Time fields to print.  This is a
> custom email message form.  Thanks so much.
 
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