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Can someone post a VB snippet to change some form settings?



 
 
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Old May 30th 07, 06:04 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba
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Default Can someone post a VB snippet to change some form settings?

Hi,

We have a custom form with a few check boxes and a couple entry fields. I
need some VB code that will set a couple of the check boxes to true and then
put a date in an entry field. Does anyone have a code sample that can do
this? How do I reference the currently opened message (with the custom
form) ?

Thanks for the help,

Alan
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