Is there a good resource for learning how to create outlook forms?

Also, does anyone know how to "cross post" so as not to have to post
same question in multiple boards? Not sure what this is but am trying
to avoid getting yelled at


'BitWrangler'

n e w s g r o u p s (t h e a t s y m b o l) h a r t m a n h o m e s (d o t) c o m

In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Bitwrangler
wrote:
> Is there a good resource for learning how to create outlook forms?
>
The primary on-line, non-microsoft resources for Outlook and Exchange
materials are www.slipstick.com and www.outlookcode.com.


> Also, does anyone know how to "cross post" so as not to have to post
> same question in multiple boards? Not sure what this is but am trying
> to avoid getting yelled at
>
You should not cross post. Ask first what newsgroup is most appropriate
in the newsgroup that you think is most appropriate. If you have
guessed wrong, then someone will tell you.

You will get yelled at if you cross post because it takes time to open a
message and compose a response, which may have been done in another
newsgroup.

Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
(E-Mail Removed)
Mukilteo, WA USA

Thanks for the help. I have already ordered the book from
Outlookcode.com With any luck I will learn how to do this. I had
a cool form from a previous job but it is somehow password protected
so I can't alter it.

On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 15:05:45 PST, "Hollis D. Paul"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Bitwrangler
>wrote:
>> Is there a good resource for learning how to create outlook forms?
>>
>The primary on-line, non-microsoft resources for Outlook and Exchange
>materials are www.slipstick.com and www.outlookcode.com.
>
>
>> Also, does anyone know how to "cross post" so as not to have to post
>> same question in multiple boards? Not sure what this is but am trying
>> to avoid getting yelled at
>>
>You should not cross post. Ask first what newsgroup is most appropriate
>in the newsgroup that you think is most appropriate. If you have
>guessed wrong, then someone will tell you.
>
>You will get yelled at if you cross post because it takes time to open a
>message and compose a response, which may have been done in another
>newsgroup.
>
> Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
> (E-Mail Removed)
> Mukilteo, WA USA
>


'BitWrangler'

n e w s g r o u p s (t h e a t s y m b o l) h a r t m a n h o m e s (d o t) c o m

In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, Bitwrangler
wrote:
> With any luck I will learn how to do this. I had
> a cool form from a previous job but it is somehow password protected
> so I can't alter it.
>
The Outlook passcode is not particularly secure. There should be
something on slipstick that tells you how to get back in. And there
certainly are third party utilities that will extract it.

Hollis D. Paul [MVP - Outlook]
(E-Mail Removed)
Mukilteo, WA USA