Displaying Form in Outlook 2007

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I have created a Button and a Form in a VB.net Outlook program using VS2010.

If I click the Button it displays a MsgBox message.

I now want to amend the code to display my Form instead of the MsgBox message, however, when I type "EmailForm." into the code I do not get a "Show" option, I get a drop down list of 18 options, but no way of displaying the Form.

The Form itself is nothing more than my SQLCE dataset dragged in from the Server Explorer to allow me to add E:Mails to it.

What am I doing wrong ?!?

Posted 4-Dec-12 2:56am

Gary Heath

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Teenustar 4-Dec-12 9:39am

Did you create an object for your EmailForm ?
EmailForm Obj = new EmailForm();
Obj.Show();

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Gary Heath · Accepted Answer · 2012-12-04T04:31:00

Solution 1

Teenustar has resolved it, thank you ... except this is a VB program, not C#, so the actual code is ...

VB

Dim myEmailForm As New EmailForm
myEmailForm.Show()

... I will get my head around vb & Java eventually, I promise I will !!!

Thanks again Teenustar.

Posted 4-Dec-12 4:31am

Gary Heath