Referencing user-defined fields in outlook

Typical ... I lose patience looking for an answer on the web, but as
soon as I post the query I come across the information wanted (or some
of it)

To access a user-defined field I can use the syntax
item.Userproperties.find("fieldname")

It would still be useful to come upon a list of the standard fileds if
anyone knows a reference.

Having started in this way - perhaps I'm trying to crack a nut with a
sledgehammer...

I want to present a central user with a form with tickbox and text box
entries - but then I want the 'send' action to reformat this
information as text and put it in the message of the email (or body).
I assumed that outlook was the best place to create a form as this is
purely being created to build a mail message.

there's no point in sending the script itself in the email though - is
there any way I can get outlook to delete the script in the outbound
email.

Sorry for the false start there

Robert
Wed Jul 09 11:46:54 CDT 2003

have you thought about posting to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms

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spam. I really have no desire to enlarge "it" by three inches, that is even
if I get e-mailed 10 times a day from different e-mail addresses so I can't
block it.
Besides I finally came to believe what others have said, if you have a
question, you should ask the group as others might benefit from it. Anyone
on the group who I converse with off topic or on the side, can easily find
my e-mail address.


"Bright" <brightwell_151@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Typical ... I lose patience looking for an answer on the web, but as
> soon as I post the query I come across the information wanted (or some
> of it)
>
> To access a user-defined field I can use the syntax
> item.Userproperties.find("fieldname")
>
> It would still be useful to come upon a list of the standard fileds if
> anyone knows a reference.
>
> Having started in this way - perhaps I'm trying to crack a nut with a
> sledgehammer...
>
> I want to present a central user with a form with tickbox and text box
> entries - but then I want the 'send' action to reformat this
> information as text and put it in the message of the email (or body).
> I assumed that outlook was the best place to create a form as this is
> purely being created to build a mail message.
>
> there's no point in sending the script itself in the email though - is
> there any way I can get outlook to delete the script in the outbound
> email.
>
> Sorry for the false start there