Tip 59: Run Scripts in Folders

November 10, 2003
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Are you using custom forms in Outlook 2003 and they aren’t working, yet work perfectly in Outlook 2002?

Outlook 2003 includes a new setting which is turned off by default that allows forms in shared mailboxes to run scripts.

You can change the setting by choosing Tools | Options | Other | Advanced Options and checking the box for Allow script in shared folders. There is a box for script in Public Folders here too.

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Tip 47: Merging Calendar Folders
Tip 8: Using Templates
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Tip 40: Store Sent Messages
Tip 16: Outlook’s Startup Folder
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