T
Tony
Hi All,
I've got a custom Contact form that, when a button is clicked, populates a
Word document, opens an e-mail message, and attaches the Word doc to the
e-mail. No problem there.
What I've been requested to do is augment the Contact form such that the
user has a control into which to insert screen shots. Here come the
questions:
1) Is there a built-in field that I can use to do this, other than the Notes
field?
2) I've tried the Notes field but somewhere on the form (I can't determine
where), I apparently have a Notes or Message field and I am told there will
be a conflict when I attempt to insert the Notes field. Any way to find
where the original is?
3) How do I refer to the built in field? I'm currently using this syntax to
refer to the custom fields I've added to the form:
strMyField = thisItem.Find("Call Priority")
oDoc.FormFields("Call_Priority").Result = strMyField
I'm using Outlook 2000, SP-3. If additional information is needed, please
let me know.
As always, Thanks & Ciao,
Tony
I've got a custom Contact form that, when a button is clicked, populates a
Word document, opens an e-mail message, and attaches the Word doc to the
e-mail. No problem there.
What I've been requested to do is augment the Contact form such that the
user has a control into which to insert screen shots. Here come the
questions:
1) Is there a built-in field that I can use to do this, other than the Notes
field?
2) I've tried the Notes field but somewhere on the form (I can't determine
where), I apparently have a Notes or Message field and I am told there will
be a conflict when I attempt to insert the Notes field. Any way to find
where the original is?
3) How do I refer to the built in field? I'm currently using this syntax to
refer to the custom fields I've added to the form:
strMyField = thisItem.Find("Call Priority")
oDoc.FormFields("Call_Priority").Result = strMyField
I'm using Outlook 2000, SP-3. If additional information is needed, please
let me know.
As always, Thanks & Ciao,
Tony