Step 5: Plan the next development stage More on VBA form controls Summary Understanding the two types of custom forms Starting the forms designer The six standard Outlook forms When to use which form Working in the forms designer Saving forms and ending a design session Creating your first custom contact form Summary Understanding form regions Controls for form regions Creating your first form region Registering and deploying form regions Limitations of form regions Other ideas for form regions SummaryĮxtending Form Design with Fields and Controls 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 Understanding Outlook birthdays and anniversaries Step 1: What controls do you need? Step 2: Create the form Step 3: Add user input controls Step 4: Add command buttons
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