Favorites Folder

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philippe

Hi,

I've a contacts public folder with a custom form published in the folder.
When a user access through his favorites, the custom form won't be used.
Should I publish the form an other way than in the folder (like
organizational forms) ? Will that be a solution ?

I'm really suprised it looks like if the favorite folder were just an other
replication than won't get the form... is it true ? In that case can we
change the metaclass for a favorites folder ?Or is there a way to pre-install
the directory on every user accounts (they're all hosted in an exchange
server) so that the favorites will know which form to use ?

Thanks for your comments and suggestions,
Regards,
Philippe
 
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Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]

The form should be available from the Favorites replica. Is it now showing on the folder's Actions menu? Is it visible in Tools | Forms | Choose Forms? What version of Outlook? If Outlook 2003, is the user connecting directly or through Cached Exchange mode?

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003

and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
 
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philippe

It is Outlook 2003

MyForm shows every place you mention :
* When i look at the properties of the Favorites replica, it says to use
MyForm when publishing into this folder.
* When the focus is in the Replica Folder...
- MyForm does show on the folder's Actions menu
- If I do Tools | Forms | Choose Forms MyForm shows if I choose "Outlook
Folders" instead of "Organizational Library Forms".

Yes the user is connecting through
Cached Exchange mode

Thank you,
Philippe

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" a écrit :
 
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philippe

Hi

After reading about Cached Exchange Mode, custom forms and SP-1,
I'm terrified to discover that it seems that my company is not updating
Office with service packs... which may explain the "bug".

Regards

"philippe" a écrit :
 

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