Hi Alex. What exactly is the relationship between items in a Contact folder
and how they are supposed to interact with these new appointment forms? Do
you want to link Appointment A with Contact B? Or do you have a set of
information that is contact related that you want to store separately inside
your custom appointment form?
The Body property (and the Notes control that stores that property's value)
isn't directly updated by any internal or custom field. You'd need to trap
events in code (like the Item_PropertyChange ro Item_CustomPropertyChange
events) to get that field data and intelligently determine where in the
Item.Body property to insert this value.
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"Alex Schwarzer-Muth" <Alex
Schwarzer-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote
in message news:EFC35EBD-E586-49EA-B632-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I am trying to create a form for a standard type of appointment. We have
> contact information fields that go in the appointment "body", but I am
> unable
> to create a field in the "body" or a field on the second tab page to
> update
> information into the "body". I have tried putting the Notes field from
> contact fields into the form, but I cannot link or update that field, even
> if
> I disable the first page.