i have a textbox in a custom outlook form.  I am trying to merge the
information in that textbox to a field in microsoft word.  however I am
getting a type mismatch error.  here is my code in my outlook form:
Sub cmdPrint_Click()

I have created an outlook template form which mostly uses checkboxes and
textboxes.  I also have a word template form to accept the value of those
checkboxes and textboxes.  what is happening here is that when the user
clicks on print on my custom outlook form, the data on the ...

I would like to modify outlook 2003 to contain a web page.
How do I do this and what tools do I need  

I am looking for a good resource to learn more about Outlook forms,
preferrably a book or on line tutorials.  Any suggestions or direction?
Thanks
Howard

i have a button in a custom outlook form that prints out the form, i was
wondering if it is possible to write a code to specify which printer you want
to print from?

I'm using Outlook for e-mail. Is there a way the items could be listed by
BOTH date and subject? If so, how?
Thank you,
Barry Karas

in 'design form' of outlook folders, i changed the name of (P.2) into
'Expertise' and made it visible. i added a picklist with different values for
'Expertise'.
In the design form, i created a new field to the folder 'Expertise'.

The automation code only loads and makes visible an untitled.msg form
(separate from my project), the main form of Outlook is not loaded.   In the
.msg form I can load the contents of the Clipboard, change it, add text, etc.
Clicking the Send Key from the Outlook .msg toolbar ...

I have recently re-designed a custom task form.  I have left the original
main form visible and hidden the Details tab.  I also created a custom tab
with user defined fields.
I am having problems when opening the form on a different computer.  When

Anyone know if it's possible to create a customer Outlook 2003 Calendar?
(for use in the public folders)
Like, we want written on our public shared calendar, "Welcome to our team!"
etc.

I am wondering if it´s possible to set an Outlook custom form to be accessed
via web page (or Intranet web link)? I have published my form in Organization
forms library. I am looking for an easier way for other people to access this
form (rather than Tools -> Forms -> Choose ...

All,
I know how to get custom textboxes,
Set m_TestText        =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Controls("TextBox4")

Sue and the gang,
I've created a new custom form (just prepopulates some text in the body and
sets the Category - nothing fancy) based on the default Task form.  I've
published the form (IPM.Task.HelpDeskRequest) to the Task folder of a

Through my java code, how can I access reminders, contacts, etc from
Microsoft Outlook.

Custom Appointment form has been developed and published in the
Organizational Forms Library.
In order for all users to start using the custom form instead of the default
one, is it enough to instruct users to select the custom form in the General