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August 17th 07, 02:04 AM
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Custom Appointment Form - Setting Duration to 0 Minutes
I am playing around with forms. I would like to create a custom form that
has a default duration of 0 minutes. However, when I add the field to the form, it is locked and cannot be modified. I have successfully added a Show Time field, and the Outlook Date and Time controls, but the duration is holding me up. What am I doing wrong (other than the fact that I am not a programmer and am just dragging and dropping stuff onto a screen)? In addition, how do I get my custom forms to appear in the default list of forms to choose from when selecting "New"? 
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