Not sure if it is appropriate to post here. Having trouble finding a
group related to custom forms. One I did find seems dead. Thanks...

I have a couple of users now that when they were given new PCs the
code behind all custom forms stops firing. They are using Outlook
2003
on Windows XP.

I verfied that the form is NOT one-offing because the message class
is
still correct.


It does it for any profile on that particular computer regardless of
access level. It does it to my domain admin account as well. But then
works fine on another computer (also Outllok 2003 and XP).


I also have the CheckAdminSettings value set to 1 which is normal in
our organization. However, even without it they were not getting the
normal security prompts when code attempts to run.


Anything I could check?


Thank you!
Karl

See my response to your post in the microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms group.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54


"karlman" wrote in message ...
Not sure if it is appropriate to post here. Having trouble finding a
group related to custom forms. One I did find seems dead. Thanks...

I have a couple of users now that when they were given new PCs the
code behind all custom forms stops firing. They are using Outlook
2003
on Windows XP.

I verfied that the form is NOT one-offing because the message class
is
still correct.


It does it for any profile on that particular computer regardless of
access level. It does it to my domain admin account as well. But then
works fine on another computer (also Outllok 2003 and XP).


I also have the CheckAdminSettings value set to 1 which is normal in
our organization. However, even without it they were not getting the
normal security prompts when code attempts to run.


Anything I could check?


Thank you!
Karl