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April 30th 10, 12:44 AM
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Populate Form with appointments from Calendar
I'm new to programming Forms, but have some experience with VB in Excel.
I currently use a Word form for a daily activity. It is mostly just text and blank areas for hand-writing specific information where needed throughout the day. In a way, it's a very customized day planner. I would like to recreate that form as an Outlook form and have it auto-populate with my appointments in one area of the form when I first open it every morning. Can this be done with Outlook forms? If so, can anyone point me to a good resource to get started? 
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