>From the main 'Today' screen in Outlook click on Tools> Forms> Design a Form. From there a window pops up asking which type of form. I would choose contact. Up pops a template contact form with p2-p5 being the primary optimization pages. An extra box also pops up that says "Field Chooser." If the field you want in your form isn't there click <new>. Type in a name for the field and use the drop down menus to format the field. Then drag and drop it into the page you selected previously. You may then adjust the size with your mouse. Add as many fields as you wish and if you run out of room then proceed to the next page. You should be able to get all the customizing you want done and it isn't hard once one you get started. MS Access can also be integrated into Outlook of course. I use both tools as my bread and butter and they both sync very well and easily from my laptop to my Audiovox XV6700 phone/ppc. When I used a Palm OS based device I was also able to sync easily in this manner though of course the Palm OS device did not have any tuning functions. A good book for reference in specific Office topics like this is the Dummies series which is usually available from good public libraries. John Dutton Billings, MT -----Original Message----- I've been using Microsoft Outlook for all of my contact information and calendar and it works really well. Because of this discussion, I've been trying to create a new detail page that would have piano information. Haven't figured it out yet - getting too deep into the program for me. Anyone have any advice or experience with Outlook?
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