We've created a custom contact form, it basically adds a new tab and
some new fields we use for sorting....the custom contacts reside in a
public folder. (we're using Outlook 2000/2003, Exchange 2003).
Secretaries will use a card scanner to scan in new contacts which then

I have created a customized P2 page on an Appointment form in which I have
some List Boxes that are being populated by VBscript code with records from
an Xcel Spreadsheet.  I also use a textbox with each list box setup with a
Keywords field as a data store where I then store the ...

i copied outlok 2000 pst files from one computer to another computer having
outlook2003  and then add this pst file location using mailsetup.
now i want to know the file path of both the pst files using registry?
ie what is the default key value to find MSUPST and MSPST??

I need to change the labels on the details field so that I can use them to
store more relvant data. I can not use other custom forms because they will
not synchronize with MS CRM.
Any one has any idea how can I do that?

I'm using Access to automate mailing in Outlook, and I have the message
working and can control some of the attributes--font name, bold, and
italic--but I'm having trouble with font size.  I'm using the following
code with the MailItem.  If I leave it out, the message body defaults

I have configured Outlook with exchange mail box. I want to customize the
preview/reading pane of outlook so that I
1. can add or remove some text in the reading pane other then the message body
2. can show & add the attachment in the reading pane other than the actual

I need to be able to add a tab (form) to the appointment details and run my
own application code in it.  This should work from Outlook 2000 up.  There's
plenty on the web to suggest that this is possible but I've not found any
tips on how to do it.  My program will need access to ...

I'm trying to figure out how to write a macro to open a form that I created
in the Organizational Forms Library.  This is what I've done so far;
Sub TimeOffRequest()
Set myFolder = Session.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)

I have a specific requirement to be able to edit and replace all columes 1 to
5 containing "-----" with "=========" in a email before sending using a
subroutine.
Thanking you in advance

Is it possible to change the Profession field to one with a closed set of
options in a drop down window?
Can you point me in the right direction if so.
V2003, Exchange server.

In Outlook 2003 (SMTP only, no Exchange) I could create myself boilerplate
messages by creating a boilerplate text message and publishing it as a form
in the Personal Forms Library, and I could go back and change the text if I
needed using the same method. This fairly simple way ...

I've been having a bit of trouble getting this to work. I have arrived
at the point where the combo box gets filled with the information, but
I'm not familiar enough with VBScript to figure out the rest. Here is
what I have so far:

I am developing one tool , which will find out the count of  messages
in mailbox.
I am using the code which is available in below mensioned URL
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/200160.

We have a number of oft files (templates) that we use for form filling and
emailing within the business. recently on one user only, whenever she double
clicks any oft file it just opens an email message with the oft file as an
attachment. I cant even click the attachment to open ...