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| Exchange/Outlook
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| Help files for public folder custom forms |
| Submitted by:
Thomas Jones (WISC)
Williams Office Technologies
( Phone: (918) 573-5733
+ mailto: Thomas.Jones@williams.com
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| If your Public Folder Custom Form requires
lengthy, highly detailed Help Files with lots of screenshots and easy
navigation, the easiest way to manage this is by creating Intranet web
pages. This way your users get the most up-to-date information,
without any nasty deployment issues.
Of course, hyperlinks added to a custom form at
design-time won't be operable at run-time. To work around this
limitation I use either a Command Button or an Image Control with the
following code snippet behind it. (This code uses an image control named
MyLinkImage)
Sub MyLinkImage_Click()
Set MyApp = Item.Application
Set Web = MyApp.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
Web.Visible = TRUE
Web.Navigate "www.microsoft.com <http://www.microsoft.com>"
End Sub
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