Referencing a form from macro module

[Carol Geddes]

I am using Outlook 2000
From a customer form, I am wishing call a function that accesses the open
forms controls and manipulates them in some way. ie changing the caption. I
thought that if I could call a function then I wouldn't have to repeat the
code for each control that I wanted to manipulate if it is clicked.
I thought I could reference the open form using an inspector or something
but being new to Outlook I am having trouble figuring out the Object model.
My book devotes only 2 chapters on VBS and VBA. It is very sparse.Also I am
finding the help files are in my program difficult to get to useful info.
I have tried using an Inspector object below but it just referenced my
function.

Set ins = objOutlook.ActiveInspector
Set itm = ins.ModifiedFormPages
Debug.Print itm

Any suggestions or explanations or websites with good explanations of the
objects would be appreciated.
Think I will order Sue Mosher's book. But need some help in the meantime.
Thanks
Carol Geddes

 

[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

See http://www.slipstick.com/dev/propsyntax.htm#unbound for information on
referring to controls and using the Click event from unbound controls. That
page also explains other events that will fire as the user changes the data
visible in the form.