I'm working on creating a custom form in Outlook that, for all purposes,
needs to function like a task in Outlook, but with a few slight variations.  
Is this possible to do (such as calendar date lookup as well as contact
information lookup and linking)?  If there is a way to ...

Every time we try to send out an email through Co-Star Ares using ACT we get
a dialogue box that comes up requesting that we all a program access for
either 1 min, 2 min, 5 min, or 10 min.  How can you diable this dialogue box
from ever popping up again?

Is there any C#/VB sample code for
importing appointment from a text file?
Thanks!

I created a custom task-item which is published in several folders. The
form has a checkbox that is False by Default (same problem occurs with
other forms, there it is dropdown-menu with all the possible folder
names). Upon changing the value of this checkbox (i.e. the

Hello again,
I hope I don't start stepping on someone's nerves by asking these
question, but it really seems I'm too stupid for this...
I created an customized appointment item of which I only want to use my

I need Outlook to assign a unique number to each new task that is entered by
many users sharing the same task folder.
The unique number will consist of yyyymmxxxx (where xxxx is a running number
from 0001 to 9999).

I made a contacts form, and want to import our customer database from access.
However, I can only do this to the default contacts form from outlook. How
can I import and export from access to a contact form I created?

I am trying to add an ActiveX Control to a customized Outlook Form. I'm
using Randy Byrne's 'Application Development with Outlook 2000' to
learn. It says there that one needs either the developer edition of
Office 2000 or Visual Studio to do so. Well, he seems to be right,

Reason #716 why I feel stupid when I use Microsoft products:
For the first time, ever, I'm delving into the world of Outlook form
designing.  Programming, in general, is not new to me as I've spent many
years making useful applets in Visual Basic.  So boy do I feel dumb that I

I created a custom version of the Task form to expose some user-defined
fields and made that my default Task form.  I followed the process suggested
in response my earlier post entitled, "Adding User Defined Field to Task
Form" of May 2nd.

Sometimes when I open one of my saved forms from my Personal Forms Library my
signature is at the top of the form instead of at the bottom.  Why isn't it
recognizing the fact that there is text there and that it is supposed to go
at the bottom?  I am using Microsoft 2003 and ...

I just started to customize Outlook 2000 a little, fascinating what this
program can do. I created a new form, extending an appointment with two
name fields and an additional begin/end time for each of these names.
What I intended to be the fun part was accessing the data in ...

I want to design a form based on the existing task form.  When I open the
form as the tutorial says the form is not in edit mode.  How do I get to edit
mode?

How would you launch a crystal report from a button on a custom form?

Like the question states, I'm very frustrated because I've been trying to
design a couple of forms for my firm using Outlook.  They're simple forms and
I need to add text fields so the user can just tab from one field to the
other.  I figured out how to add text fields, but they ...