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Hi
I'd like to know two things: 1) How is it possible to not bind a control (TextBox/ListBox) on a Outlook form that edits a contact item to a certain field/Property? I want a ListBox to display a number of strings in checkbox-mode (Liststyle = 1, MultiSelect = 1) It seems not to be possible in the standard Property-page because the textbox field for possible values is disabled as long the control is not bound to a Property 2) How do I catch the click event of a ListBox? If I open the Script-Editor the Events-Pane displays only the events of the Form itself (Open/Read/Item_PropertyChanged etc..) Do I simply have to enter it the default VBA-way: Sub ListBox1_Click Msgbox "clicked" End Sub ? Any hints very much appreciated! MfG, Alex (Sorry for multiposting to the ol.forms-ng). |
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