Custom Outlook form and Windows 2003 Terminal Server

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Amit Basu

Hi,

I have a custom outlook form that gets sent as an email to recipients
outside of my domain. They run exchange server as well. Exchage 2002 and
Outlook 2002.
I use Outlook 2000 on Exchange 5.5.
The form has several event handlers e.g., Forward, Reply, ReplyAll etc.
The form has been working fine with the recipients in normal situation
but whenever they use Terminal Server to access their Outlook account,
the forms behave very differently. None of the message boxes show up,
quite a few events don't seem to fire. Message boxes don't even show up
on the Server machine at all that is being remotely accessed by using
Teminal Server. They are using Windows 2003 Terminal Server.

Does anybody know what is going on here? Is there a work around?

Thanks in advance.
Amit.
 
S

Siegfried Weber

Amit Basu said:
I have a custom outlook form that gets sent as an email to recipients
outside of my domain. They run exchange server as well. Exchage 2002 and
Outlook 2002.
I use Outlook 2000 on Exchange 5.5.
The form has several event handlers e.g., Forward, Reply, ReplyAll etc.
The form has been working fine with the recipients in normal situation
but whenever they use Terminal Server to access their Outlook account,
the forms behave very differently. None of the message boxes show up,
quite a few events don't seem to fire. Message boxes don't even show up
on the Server machine at all that is being remotely accessed by using
Teminal Server. They are using Windows 2003 Terminal Server.

Does anybody know what is going on here? Is there a work around?

See if that helps:

302003 - OL2002: Forms with VBScript Do Not Work with Terminal Services:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;302003&Product=ol2002
 

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