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Daws
Hello,
I'm starting to figure this all out, but have a few more questions I need
answered. I appreciate the patience and all the help.
Im considering combining a COM Addin with Outlook Forms for my Outlook app.
The reason I want to use outlook forms (as opposed to my own custom built VB
Forms) is that I don't want to have to develop my own interfaces from scratch
and I want them to be consistent with Outlook.
Anyhow, if I take this approach, I don't want my code in the outlook form to
be visible to everyone! The outlook form would then contain the validation,
business logic, etc. Is there any way to hide this? Can I make a call back
to the COM Addin from the Outlook Form and do all my logic there? If I can
do this, could you please provide me with an example / reference of how?
Thanks for all the help,
Daws
I'm starting to figure this all out, but have a few more questions I need
answered. I appreciate the patience and all the help.
Im considering combining a COM Addin with Outlook Forms for my Outlook app.
The reason I want to use outlook forms (as opposed to my own custom built VB
Forms) is that I don't want to have to develop my own interfaces from scratch
and I want them to be consistent with Outlook.
Anyhow, if I take this approach, I don't want my code in the outlook form to
be visible to everyone! The outlook form would then contain the validation,
business logic, etc. Is there any way to hide this? Can I make a call back
to the COM Addin from the Outlook Form and do all my logic there? If I can
do this, could you please provide me with an example / reference of how?
Thanks for all the help,
Daws