In Outlook 2003 (non-exchange) I had designed a custom message form and
set it to be the default for the inbox folder. Only the read page was
altered.
I implemented it using formswap, etc. It worked for months. Now, it

I have a form that sends out a message when a certain function is requested.  
I want to make sure this message goes out in "rich text" format.   What type
of coding do I need to have this happen?
Thanks.

My company's going through a (painful) migration to Office 2003 and we
currently have XP users with Outlook 2003 and two groups of NT users, some
with Outlook 98 but most with 2000.  An essential custom form has been landed
on my desk to be fixed - I say this because I want to ...

(Outlook 2002 sp2)
I am putting in vbscript code in my custom form to handle the case where
users said "No" to security prompt. The examples given in
www.outlookcode.com check  for Err = 287, however I checked wity my form and

I downloaded  Jay B. Harlow's "Routed Message" form but it appears to
be no differnt than the standard Outlook message form.  There is no
code or other custom fields.
I downloaded, extracted the file to a folder then double clicked to