Sue, I have everything working now. Thanks for your help. Didn't need an
outside developer as of yet. I'm having an issue. I've read all of the
posts I can find on the code not running due to one-off etc. Let me tell you
the situation from the beginning and hopefully you'll see my error somewhere.
We have decided to start using tasks as our psuedo project management
solution. My first thought was to use the public folder as the repository
for all of the tasks, that way one could look to see the 'universe' of
projects. I quickly realized that this is good in theory, however, you
cannot assign tasks to others from the public folder (tell me if I'm wrong
here).
So I decided that if we created a generic user and then gave permissions to
all the users for the generic persons tasks, this would solve the problem.
This all works fine.
I created the custom form, for which you've seen the code. A few of the
boxes are pulled from an SQL db (though it would be nice to update the list
and save the list, maybe through the Possible Values? and only update when
something in the list is not found..ie project number).
Here is where I'm mixed up. If I publish the custom form to the
Organizational Forms Library it is available to all as would be expected.
Because I'm using the 'People's Tasks' Shared task folder > 'EQC' If I
want to create tasks in the name of EQC I have to select this folder and
create the task. If I use the right-click>Properties>When Posting to this
folder use> Organizational Forms Library>%Published Custom Form Name% Then
when I create a new task with as EQC from the shared task folder, the code
does not work. If I choose New>Choose Form and choose the OFL published form
then the code works, but now it is under my name not the EQC. I read about
the Allow script check boxes in Outlook 2003 post you've mentioned, but I
don't have that option in 2007 and I don't see the reference to this in the
registry.
All of your help is greatly appreciated.