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Microsoft Outlook Custom Forms
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Forms are representations to the user of data stored in
Outlook folders. Every item that you open in
Outlook uses a form to display information.
The forms designer is built into all versions of
Outlook. Open any Outlook item and choose Tools | Forms
| Design This Form or
Tools | Design Outlook Form (Outlook 97)
to start designing a new form using that item as a
starting point. You must always base a custom form on an
existing form.
Forms can have VBScript code
behind them to react to user actions -- validating data,
synchronizing it with databases, creating new Outlook
items, etc. To add code, once you're in form design, choose Form
| View Code.
In an Exchange Server environment, custom forms are
typically stored in the Organization Forms library, so
that everyone has access to them. They can also be
published directly to a folder. Personal forms are
published either to a folder or to your Personal Forms
library.
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