I would like two additional features of Outlook:
1. One field to scan and post business cards images of my business contacts
the same way now we can post the contact picture.  Can I program and/or
create this field in the normal Outlook Contact form? By the way I don't know

I'm trying to design some simple Outlook forms for use among my office colleagues. So far so good. However there's one thing that baffles me - I cannot include a calender drop-down box, or time drop-down box, like those that appear in Appointment forms.
Can anyone help me along?

I have created a custom form (email) with a few lines of validation code for
the text boxes, but i need to prevent the form being sent if the validation
fails. What is the easiest way to do that? I need to distribute this form in
the organisational forms library.

I have created a custom message form in Outlook, where I deleted the
To: and Cc: fields, leaving only the Subject and Main Body, adding a
Image and some text.
I have save the Form in the Personal Form Library.

Hi I'm new to Outlook programming. I'm working on a custom Outlook 2003 Form.
I have added textbox controls to Form but can't get the control to do
anything useful. I want to link some code to the control, but in the VBA
project the controls aren't included. Also how can I tell ...

I use outlook 2003 to design a form
When I selected a item in item list, double click, and the design the
form. after I write some code in the script editor, the reading can't
display the email,  replace the word: This item contains active that

Hi, I've created a simple outlook request form with text boxes, labels, check
boxes and radio buttons, all the fields display the information sent by the
sender except the radio buttons. I've tried a combination of the YES/NO
values and it still does not display. I have read the ...

I modified the existing appointment form for a night club where I work.  I
added a few pages for the specific group functions and then pages for each
manager to complete for staffing and notes.  It worked fine on my Outlook
2000 and I could email it to other 2000 users.  But I ...

I've followed the MS KB article to Open Form from a Toolbar Button.
This is the Macro, as I have it in ThisOutlookSession:
Sub DisplayForm()
   Set myFolder = Session.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)

I'm having the problem whereby I want to allow the preview pane to show
the body text of a custom form I've written (none of my code alters the
message text) but outlook tells me I can't because it contains active
content. Fair enough, quick google reveals this kb article:

I'm guessing I've got something corrupt inside Outlook 2003 - everytime i
try to open Contacts, whether its through the Nav bar or ctrl+3 or
Go\Contacts, I get an error message telling me that Microsoft office outlook
has encountered a problem and needs to close' etc.

In Outlook 2007 beta 2, if I try to customize a contact form, the template
IPM.Contact form that appears is the old Outlook 2000/2002 form.  Microsoft
forgot to update this for Outlook 2003, and now it looks like it hasn't
incorporated the Outlook 2007 changes either.

I am wondering if anyone can help me or have come previously across this
problem I have.
As a background, I have used custom outlook forms for a couple of years now
(since OL 2000), but have never had these problems before. The only problems

A relative, who uses Outook for her email, has just bought another
computer and would like to transfer ALL her mail on to the new comp en
masse. She has no network, just a DVD writer. I don't use Outlook and
she hasn't a clue where to start.  Can anyone tell me where the

I am working with a Non-Profit organization who is trying to migrate from
paper to web based submission of their required data.  Currently all data
input is manually done at the headquarters by the staff.  This means the only
way to submit data changes is to snail mail them.  I ...