Change Form Title

[Derek]

I have a form which was created by someone who has now
left the company.

It has a title (in the top blue bar) when opened of
W.Y.W.O.

We want to change it. The subject field is not shown on
the form.

Thanks in advance.
Derek

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP]]

The title bar is the display name for the published form. You would need to republish the form, changing the display name, but keeping the same form name (i.e. MessageClass).
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[Natarajan]

Hi Derek,

Do the following :

a) Open the form in the design mode
b) Select Field - Subject from the field chooser and drag it to the form
c) Replace W.Y.W.O. and key in the required value
d) Now select the subject field and delete it.

Hope this works

Regds
Natarajan

 

[Derek]

Hi, thanks for your replies. I haven't gotten back to you
because I've been off sick.

Some more information.

1) The form has not been published.
2) Changing the subject field doesn't help.
3) Entering information into the Name field, or choosing
one of the option buttons (Value field) actually changes
the text in the title bar.
4) There is no VB Script in the form.

Any other ideas?

Thanks again
Derek

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP]]

Did you try publishing the form?

Does the Subject property have a formula associated with it? To check, add the Subject to a spare page, then bring up the text box control's Properties dialog and check the Value tab.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Outlook and Exchange solutions at http://www.slipstick.com
Author of
Microsoft Outlook Programming: Jumpstart
for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers