Building Applications with Outlook 2000 Technical Reference Comments and Corrections (249584)

SUMMARY

This article contains comments, corrections, and information about known errors relating to the Microsoft Press book Building Applications with Microsoft Outlook 2000 Technical Reference, ISBN 0-7356-0581-5.

The following topics are covered:

Page 51: Figure 3.10 Incorrectly Shows One Alpine Ski Center Contact
page 60: Incorrect Default Form Name
Page 86: Product Idea Response Form Should Be Product Idea Form
Page 563: NameSpace Property Cannot Be Set to FAT

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Page 51: Figure 3.10 Incorrectly Shows One Alpine Ski Center Contact

Figure 3.10 shows Alpine Ski Center with one contact. The exercise on pages 49 and 50 have instructions for adding two contacts for that company.

Figure 3.10 should list two Alpine Ski Center items: Mike Nash and James Allard.

page 60: Incorrect Default Form Name

On page 60, under "Specify the Default Form for the Folder", step 3 should read "...click Beta Contact", not "...click Beta Contacts". Beta Contacts is an option you can select, but it does not contain the new form, which was created in the preceding pages.

Change:
"3. In the When Posting To This Folder, Use list box, click Beta Contacts, and then click OK."

To:
"3. In the When Posting To This Folder, Use list box, click Beta Contact, and then click OK."

Page 86: Product Idea Response Form Should Be Product Idea Form

On page 86, in the last step 1, change:

"1. Click New on the Actions page of the Product Idea Response form."

to:
"1. Click New on the Actions page of the Product Idea form."

Page 563: NameSpace Property Cannot Be Set to FAT

On page 563, in the chart, modify the description for "NameSpace" as follows.

Change:
"This property can be set to MAPI (the default), representing the Outlook data source, or FAT representing the Windows file system."

To:
"Currently this property can only be set to MAPI, which allows access to the Outlook data source."

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