I am trying to figure out how to display the date time stamp of a task
as a decimal number.  I want to use this as an ID number for the task
I found a way using VBA where when an email is recieved, the VBA will
copy the email to a new task, and then populate the ID number field

I want to create a form that will link to a access database, could someone
assist?
Thanks

I'm creating a custom contact form, and I know I've done this before, I just
can't remember how.  Here's what I need it to do, when my checkbox is True,
then it enables a combobox next to it to make choices, then if that's
selected a textbox enables.  Going crazy!

I'm considering making a custom form to distribute to my Outlook users for
sending faxes via our fax server application.
I would like to create a button that will bring up a list of all their
contacts (as designated via their Outlook Address Book) that have Fax numbers

The code below in a custom form displays various fields except the From field
(which I dragged over from the Field Chooser). I used the name in the
properties, but I guess that's not it - the VB script gets an error. Could
someone tell me what the correct From field name is? ...

I created a custom contact form in Outlook 2003.  We have 4 users in total,
each with the same exact version of Outlook.  I sent an .oft file to the
other 3 thru email since we do not have an Exchange system but rather an SQL
server.  The forms were then opened and published onto ...

I have had a custom form running throughout the company for about 6
months now, which basically has some additional required fields which
edit a hyperlink in the email body. The forms are published to our
exchange server, and run on outlook 2003. They have a custom read page

I'm looking at doing a number of forms for various things that would be sort of
fill in the blanks and email to someone to do something. Things like requests
for services and the like. The idea would be to have a series of forms stored
in a public folder that people could just open, ...

Is there a way to protect or disable a field after data is entered so that at
the recipient end the viewer cannot change the values in a custom field, and
still NOT us VB code to change the Enabled property? Thanks.

I have created a custom form in Outlook for staff to complete and send to the
IT dept. when they have computer and/or phone issues. The form works well
except for a couple of problems. First, I have inserted check boxes for staff
to indicate their location, etc. You can use the ...

I have created some custom forms within outlook and am now looking to add
some features.  One of the features I have been able to add is a checkbox
that once clicked will stamp a time and user name into a textbox field.  I am
now trying to modify the below script/code to have the ...

I am trying to create a custom form for new tasks in Outlook 2003. I have
created the form but I would like to pull information such as "requested by"
from Active directory. I do not see a way to do this. The standard form does
this so it must be possible.

I'm designing a custom form based on the task form.
I need to capture the user name of the person who creates the task
I have looked at the following fields
Author - remains blank

What would cause the custimized portion of a custom outlook form not
to display the custom portion?  I did not use VBA to customize any of
it, simply the tools that MSFT provided to customize forms.
Thanks,

We are using Outlook 2003 and Windows XP.
We have some .oft files that are templates (radio buttons and text
fields) - that open fine for some people, but not others.
For others it opens up just as a blank email with the To: fields sent