I was trying to add a User Property to an item, NOT a folder. Here is
what I did:

1) Open the custom form.
2) Click on the "All Fields" page
3) Choose "User defined fields in this item"
4) Click on New, and select the type I want.

However, the new user property appeared in the "User defined fields in
Inbox" instead of "User defined fields in this item", and that's not
what I want. What can I do other than using the
Item.UserProeprties.Add method?

Am Tue, 9 Dec 2008 07:14:01 -0800 (PST) schrieb melon:


Add a control to the form, and link that control to your custom prop.

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> I was trying to add a User Property to an item, NOT a folder. Here is
> what I did:
>
> 1) Open the custom form.
> 2) Click on the "All Fields" page
> 3) Choose "User defined fields in this item"
> 4) Click on New, and select the type I want.
>
> However, the new user property appeared in the "User defined fields in
> Inbox" instead of "User defined fields in this item", and that's not
> what I want. What can I do other than using the
> Item.UserProeprties.Add method?