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Muneeb
Hi all!
I want to create a Form (say leave application form) and post it to the Task
Folder of the recipients. This is kind of workflow I want to manage.
Following is the criteria:
• The form is created in having Task as the base form
• Applicant fills the forms
• Selects the recipients using To button and/or fills out the address of the
immediate boss
• Sends the mail
• Now boss receives the mail as his Tasks (or may be in email)
• After double clicking the message, the boss views the Form and fills out
some required fields
• Then sends it to the HR department (or some person in the hierarchy)
• HR department approves the Form
• The Task in the Task List of all persons is marked as Completed
I would appreciate if someone can help me in reaching to the solution. I
have gone through many sites and concluded the following:
• Visual Studio .Net COM Add in
o create a COM Add in, using VS2003.Net and provide users with the
functionality of receiving emails
o sending the forms as attachment to the mail
o updating the tasks manually using code
• Outlook VBA
o Creating the Forms in Outlook
o Manipulating the objects (text boxes, buttons etc) using VBA
 The problem is controls are not finely controlled using VBA in this case
Regards!
Muneeb R. Baig
still learning the basics
I want to create a Form (say leave application form) and post it to the Task
Folder of the recipients. This is kind of workflow I want to manage.
Following is the criteria:
• The form is created in having Task as the base form
• Applicant fills the forms
• Selects the recipients using To button and/or fills out the address of the
immediate boss
• Sends the mail
• Now boss receives the mail as his Tasks (or may be in email)
• After double clicking the message, the boss views the Form and fills out
some required fields
• Then sends it to the HR department (or some person in the hierarchy)
• HR department approves the Form
• The Task in the Task List of all persons is marked as Completed
I would appreciate if someone can help me in reaching to the solution. I
have gone through many sites and concluded the following:
• Visual Studio .Net COM Add in
o create a COM Add in, using VS2003.Net and provide users with the
functionality of receiving emails
o sending the forms as attachment to the mail
o updating the tasks manually using code
• Outlook VBA
o Creating the Forms in Outlook
o Manipulating the objects (text boxes, buttons etc) using VBA
 The problem is controls are not finely controlled using VBA in this case
Regards!
Muneeb R. Baig
still learning the basics