Can I customize Contact form desgin in General view?

Y

Yoshie

How can I display User-defined fields in General view, instead of clicking
"All Fields"? Can I customize or edit the General view design? I'm using
Outlook 2007.
 
Y

Yoshie

Diane, thank you for your post. I don't need pictures. If I'm OK with the old
contact form, how do I do it?


Diane Poremsky said:
Yes but it reverts to the old contact form, not the one with pictures.

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Yoshie said:
How can I display User-defined fields in General view, instead of clicking
"All Fields"? Can I customize or edit the General view design? I'm using
Outlook 2007.
 
D

Diane Poremsky [MVP]

from any open outlook item, click the office icon to expand the menu then
choose editor options at the bottom - third item on list in Popular section
is to show the developer tab. Select it.

From a contact form, go to the developer ribbon and choose design this form.
Make your changes and test it, then publish it.

to make it the default for a folder, right click on the folder and choose
properties. Select the new form from the dropdown for posting new items.

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Yoshie said:
Diane, thank you for your post. I don't need pictures. If I'm OK with the
old
contact form, how do I do it?


Diane Poremsky said:
Yes but it reverts to the old contact form, not the one with pictures.

--
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Yoshie said:
How can I display User-defined fields in General view, instead of
clicking
"All Fields"? Can I customize or edit the General view design? I'm
using
Outlook 2007.
 
B

Brint Keyes

Diane Poremsky said:
from any open outlook item, click the office icon to expand the menu then
choose editor options at the bottom - third item on list in Popular section
is to show the developer tab. Select it.

From a contact form, go to the developer ribbon and choose design this form.
Make your changes and test it, then publish it.

to make it the default for a folder, right click on the folder and choose
properties. Select the new form from the dropdown for posting new items.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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mailto:[email protected]

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Yoshie said:
Diane, thank you for your post. I don't need pictures. If I'm OK with the
old
contact form, how do I do it?


Diane Poremsky said:
Yes but it reverts to the old contact form, not the one with pictures.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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mailto:[email protected]

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mailto:[email protected]

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How can I display User-defined fields in General view, instead of
clicking
"All Fields"? Can I customize or edit the General view design? I'm
using
Outlook 2007.

Any chance of this changing, to allow us to keep the photo? I really need
that to help me remember faces of my business contacts, but I'd also like to
be able to display Nicknames...
 
S

Stink

from any open outlook item, click the office icon to expand the menu then
choose editor options at the bottom - third item on list in Popular section
is to show the developer tab. Select it.

From a contact form, go to the developer ribbon and choose design this form.
Make your changes and test it, then publish it.

to make it the default for a folder, right click on the folder and choose
properties. Select the new form from the dropdown for posting new items.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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Diane, thank you for your post. I don't need pictures. If I'm OK with the
old
contact form, how do I do it?
Yes but it reverts to the old contact form, not the one with pictures.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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How can I display User-defined fields in General view, instead of
clicking
"All Fields"?  Can I customize or edit the General view design?  I'm
using
Outlook 2007.

Diane, I greatly appreciate your instructions here. Might I ask a
follow-up: once you've designed and published a new form, how do you
get existing public contacts to open using the new form rather than
the default? Any new records I create use my new form, but existing
records still use the default form.


Many thanks!
 

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