Think about it.
In Outlook 2003, if you define custom fields (AKA user-defined fields)
inside Contacts or Tasks, how do you update their values? Via the LIST view,
meaning when it's a list of rows. You drag the column name representing the
user-defined field to the list, then you go into that particular row, then
you go into that particular "cell" where the user-defined field exists, and
you change the value! Very easy. You don't have to add the user-defined field
to the form (the singular row screen) to get to the user-defined field value.
Well, the same WAS true of Notes. Notes are simply a "sticky", meaning there
are no fields on the single view form. Just ... "sticky". So how do you
change the value of a user-defined field on a Note? Same as the others, you
lists your notes, then you go to the row and user-defined field of that
particular note and change it there.
Well, in Outlook 2007, to which I converted everything, I added my
user-defined field columns to Notes, and then I CAN'T CHANGE THEIR VALUES!
EVER AGAIN! NOT GOOD!
OK... forget everything I typed and think of it this way. HOW DO YOU CHANGE
THE VALUE OF USER-DEFINED FIELDS IN NOTES IN OUTLOOK 2007? That's easier!
(LOL!)
Thanx, BTW, for helping me out with this.