Outlook 2003 Custom Forms Error

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The Custom Form Cannot Be Opened Outlook 2007

use an Outlook form instead. The operation failed" If you encounter this error the form you selected cannot be displayed outlook 2010 message, it probably means the form cache of the particular Outlook folder has gone corrupted. To fix it, follow the steps clear forms cache outlook 2013 below: Before you proceed, make sure you are the owner of the Ongoing Cases folder For Outlook 2003, 2007: Step 1. Right-click Ongoing Cases/Resolved Cases folder > Properties > Forms tab > Manage http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/msoffice_outlook-mso_other/error-message-the-custom-form-cannot-be-opened/650f605c-1af0-4c58-a3bb-03e23e13ce99 Step 2. In the Forms Manager dialog, click 'Clear Cache' button. Restart Outlook.   For Outlook 2010: Step 1. Go to Backstage view > Options > Advanced > Custom Forms... button Step 2. In the Custom Forms options, Click 'Manage Forms...' button   Step 3. In the Forms Manager, Click 'Set...' button on the extreme right   Step 4. In the Set Library To dialog, choose 'Folder http://www.assistmyteam.net/KB/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=204:i-received-qthe-custom-form-cannot-be-opened-outlook-will-use-an-outlook-form-instead-the-operation-failedq&catid=2:personal-helpdesk-for-outlook&Itemid=21 Forms Library' option, and navigate through the folders and specify the 'Ongoing Cases' or 'Resolved Cases' sub-folder. And Click OK.   Step 5. In the Forms Manager dialog, now you will see the 'AMTSupportCasePersonal' (in case of Ongoing Cases subfolder) or 'AMTSupportCasePersonal.Closed' (in the case of Resolved Cases subfolder) in the box. Now click 'Clear Cache' button. Restart Outlook.   If the above steps do not work,you can also manually delete the contents of the following folder to clear the form cache of Outlook: * Windows XP C:\Documents and Settings\%USERNAME%\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\FORMS * Windows Vista and Windows 7 C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\FORMS < Prev Next > Last Updated on Monday, 26 November 2012 09:01 Home Pages KB HomeRecent Published ArticlesBack to AssistMyTeam Home Products Attachment Manager for OutlookDatabase Exporter for OutlookData Sync for Outlook & SharePointDocument Exporter for Internet ExplorerDocument Exporter for OutlookPersonal Helpdesk for OutlookPersonal Helpdesk for Outlook & SharePointPersonal KB for OutlookPersonal KB for Outlook & SharePointPersonal TimeSheet for OutlookPersonal Sales for OutlookPersonal Sales for Outlook & SharePointPersonal TimeSheet for Outlook & SharePointPersonal CRM for OutlookPersonal CRM for Outlook & SharePointTeam Sales for OutlookTeam Sales for Outlook & SharepointTeam CRM for OutlookTeam CRM for Outlook & SharePointTeam KB fo

/ Developer / Designing Custom Outlook Forms Last reviewed on April 27, 2015 —335 Comments One of the great features in Microsoft Outlook is the ability to design custom forms. Before you can design forms in Microsoft Outlook 2010 or Outlook 2013, you need to enable the Developer ribbon. Go to http://www.slipstick.com/developer/designing-custom-forms/ File, Options, Customize Ribbon and add a check to Developer In Outlook 2007 you need to enable the Developer ribbon for Outlook items (mail, calendar, contact forms, etc) from the Office Icon, Editor options dialog. You can also open the Forms Designer as you would for all older versions: using Outlook's Tools, Forms menu. Video Tutorial: Enable the Developer Ribbon Open a form in the Forms Designer Once you have the Developer ribbon enabled, you can open a new Outlook item custom form (of the type you want to design) then choose Developer ribbon, Design this form and the form opens in design mode. Any content already in the Outlook item will be carried over into the form. If you prefer, you choose Design a Form and browse for the form type you want to design. In Outlook 2007 and older, you can open forms from the Tools | Forms menu, choosing Design a Form when in the main Outlook window. In Outlook 2003 and the custom form older, you can also use the Tools | Forms | Design this form command in an opened item. Creating different read and compose pages Outlook supports separate read and compose pages. Check the settings under the Page options and if you are using a separate read layout, you'll need to Edit the Read Page too. Save as a template or publish the from? When you are finished editing your form, Publish the form or save it in Windows file system as a template (*.oft). If the form contains VB Script, you'll definitely need to publish it. The screenshot below is of the Contacts form in design mode. Note that the Contact form looks like the old Outlook 2002 (and older) forms. As long as you don't edit the first page, it will retain the look of Microsoft Outlook 2003 Contact forms and up when published. MoreInformation How to use Outlook's VBA Editor Apply a new default form to an Outlook folder Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Related Posts: Tips for Customizing O