What would cause a combo box on a custom form to disallow changes?  For one
or two users of one particular custom Outlook form, a certain combo box
comes up painted incorrectly and then does not allow changes.  I can
duplicate it, but I haven't figured out why, yet.  Any ideas to ...

Hey all,
How can I create a form with which people can attache
files? If I cna then may be restrict them to 5 files or 1
MB?

I am trying to execute code when a command button is clicked on a
custom form that I am using within Outlook 2000, but the code doesnt
seem to be working I have put a msgbox command in the code and it does
nothing.  Is my procedure named wrong or do I have to do another step

I am trying to have outlook to automatically respond to emails with specific
keywords in the subject and at the
same time attach a file from the hard drive. For example, if  a user sends
an email with subject:

I have made a special holiday form. I did publish the
form to all other users. They can access the form via the
action menu, or they can choose new-use form and navigate
to the correct form.

I have a number of forms published in the Organizational Forms Library. They have all worked fine before, but now I'm having intermittent trouble loading the forms from either a button on my toolbar or from the choose forms menu command. I receive the error message "The form you ...

Anyone got any ideas about the syntax to use in VBScript that can be used
used to copy values from an open excel sheet to textboxes on a custom form?
Have tried
Myform.textbox1 =

I have read a bunch of stuff about changing the default form.  Using the
form admin program, and registry changes but it is all a diferent language
to me.
Could someone step me through it please.

I try to use my custom form on delegate calendar.
The form is published in Organizational Forms Library and defined
as default for my calendar and for delegate calendar.
If i open the form on Delegate Calendar VBscript does not run.

I want to create a standard template for a type of review mail that I want
to send.
This has to have a standard Subject line, a standard address in CC and a
standard message body. I thought I can use the feature of Outlook forms

I have sucessfully done this on a custom form and it works
on my system but does not work at the client's site.  I'm
using vbscript:
Sub Item_Open()

I am trying to publish a form created in Word to MS Outlook.  This
form has three drop down menu's (each having two-three options), eight
text boxes (two of which are dates).  And a number of check boxes.
I cannot seem to get this form published to Outlook correctly.  When

Wondering if anyone can help me. I have over a 1000 forms
with emergency contact information from employees. Instead
of keying them in manually I would like to extract the
data from the forms into a .csv file which I can then

in order to resolve performance problems, I want to remove the embedded
VBScript from
the forms of more than 500 contact fields. (They are so called one-offed.)
Microsoft's hint is to open a new clear contact without one-off and then

I have problem with processing (retrieving basic properties like "TO",
"SUBJECT", "BODY") digitally signed attachments. I have tried it for
few weeks but all unsuccessfully. Here are the details:
I am working on program that retrieves useful data from pst files. I