How do I add fields to Contact Manager

L

Larry

Outlook 2007. I want to add two fields to the defaul contact manager to
help me manage my Christmas Card List. Note: I do NOT want to use the
Business Contact Manager. I just want to add two boolean fields indicating
whether or not I sent or received a 2009 Christmas card. Thanks


Larry
rapp at lmr dot com
 
S

Sue Mosher [MVP]

An easy way to do that is in any table view, by using the Fields dialog from
the view settings to add a new field. You can then change the value right
from the view.
 
L

Larry

Well, actually I have already added the two boolean fields to the database.
Now I want to display and set them somewhere on the default Contact form. I
think there is room at the bottom, but I can easily remove the IM address
field as I never use that. How do I modify that form? I've read your
article at http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?ID=39, but that refers to
Outlook 2000 and I have Outlook 2007. I'm ok with modifying the registry,
but do you use the same tool? .

The form I'm talking about is the one presented when you double-click a
name.

Larry
rapp at lmr dot com
 
L

Larry

Well, I ordered your book from Amazon. I created a form using Outlook Forms
tool. I added the two fields that I wanted, but I'd like to add
"Categorize" and remove the unused tabs at the top.

Larry
rapp at lmr dot com
 
L

Larry

Looks like the form got saved when I "Publish as". The extra tabs do not
show up. Boy is this unintuitive. So, I guess all I need to know is how to
make the form become the default form for Contacts.
 
I

invalid

Did that as well. Also used Document Message Class which allowed form to be
used to display all existing contacts in new form.
 

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