Can I customize Contact form desgin in General view?

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Yoshie

How can I display User-defined fields in General view, instead of clicking
"All Fields"? Can I customize or edit the General view design? I'm using
Outlook 2007.
 
Diane, thank you for your post. I don't need pictures. If I'm OK with the old
contact form, how do I do it?


Diane Poremsky said:
Yes but it reverts to the old contact form, not the one with pictures.

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Yoshie said:
How can I display User-defined fields in General view, instead of clicking
"All Fields"? Can I customize or edit the General view design? I'm using
Outlook 2007.
 
from any open outlook item, click the office icon to expand the menu then
choose editor options at the bottom - third item on list in Popular section
is to show the developer tab. Select it.

From a contact form, go to the developer ribbon and choose design this form.
Make your changes and test it, then publish it.

to make it the default for a folder, right click on the folder and choose
properties. Select the new form from the dropdown for posting new items.

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Yoshie said:
Diane, thank you for your post. I don't need pictures. If I'm OK with the
old
contact form, how do I do it?


Diane Poremsky said:
Yes but it reverts to the old contact form, not the one with pictures.

--
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Yoshie said:
How can I display User-defined fields in General view, instead of
clicking
"All Fields"? Can I customize or edit the General view design? I'm
using
Outlook 2007.
 
Diane Poremsky said:
from any open outlook item, click the office icon to expand the menu then
choose editor options at the bottom - third item on list in Popular section
is to show the developer tab. Select it.

From a contact form, go to the developer ribbon and choose design this form.
Make your changes and test it, then publish it.

to make it the default for a folder, right click on the folder and choose
properties. Select the new form from the dropdown for posting new items.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Yoshie said:
Diane, thank you for your post. I don't need pictures. If I'm OK with the
old
contact form, how do I do it?


Diane Poremsky said:
Yes but it reverts to the old contact form, not the one with pictures.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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How can I display User-defined fields in General view, instead of
clicking
"All Fields"? Can I customize or edit the General view design? I'm
using
Outlook 2007.

Any chance of this changing, to allow us to keep the photo? I really need
that to help me remember faces of my business contacts, but I'd also like to
be able to display Nicknames...
 
from any open outlook item, click the office icon to expand the menu then
choose editor options at the bottom - third item on list in Popular section
is to show the developer tab. Select it.

From a contact form, go to the developer ribbon and choose design this form.
Make your changes and test it, then publish it.

to make it the default for a folder, right click on the folder and choose
properties. Select the new form from the dropdown for posting new items.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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Diane, thank you for your post. I don't need pictures. If I'm OK with the
old
contact form, how do I do it?
Yes but it reverts to the old contact form, not the one with pictures.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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How can I display User-defined fields in General view, instead of
clicking
"All Fields"?  Can I customize or edit the General view design?  I'm
using
Outlook 2007.

Diane, I greatly appreciate your instructions here. Might I ask a
follow-up: once you've designed and published a new form, how do you
get existing public contacts to open using the new form rather than
the default? Any new records I create use my new form, but existing
records still use the default form.


Many thanks!
 
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