On Jan 11, 1:29*pm, Carl <C...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Never mind, I found the answer in a differnt group under the "Outlook" group
> by searching "customer forms".
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> "Carl" wrote:
> > We have an Outlook template (created in Outlook 2003) that has a couple of
> > voting buttons saved in it. *After we updated Office 2003 to sp3 we are no
> > longer able to see the voting buttons when opening the template file. *Upon
> > clicking on the oft file, we see a pop-up box saying "the custom form could
> > not be opened. *Outlook will use an Outook form instead". *There is a "Show
> > Help" (with right arrows next to it) that you can expand, but none of the
> > "standard" suggested solutions make any sense. *I have uninstalled Office
> > completely and re-install it, the template file can be opened with the voting
> > buttons under both sp1 and sp2, it is just sp3 that it has problems with.. *
> > From my research, it sounds like there is not way to uninstall sp3 without
> > completely unintalling Office 2003. *Does anyone know why this is happening
> > to my template file under sp3?- Hide quoted text -
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It would be helpful to others if when you found an answer you would
share it. I believe you may have stumbled on
http://www.mcox.com/2007/09/microsof....html?aa7de040
which indicates the problem is related to one or both registry keys
below:
Create the following keys in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft
\Office\11.0\Outlook\Options\Mail
"AllowTNEFtoCreateProps"=dword:00000000
"AllowMSGFilestoCreateProps"=dword:00000001
In any case, creating the two keys solved my problem. Now on to
figuring out why microsoft did this, and what this means going forward.