Specifically, we’ll focus specifically you how to customize the Contacts form. In this tutorial, we’ll just go ahead and extend the already existing Contacts form stored in your standard forms library. That’s very useful because we don’t want to re-invent the wheel. Microsoft Outlook ships a nice collection of forms related to the main Outlook objects that you can select and jump-start your form development process.

Share with other Outlook users in your workplace or group so they can use the useful form you just created :-).

Modify the form to include your custom fields as needed.

Here’s the process for inserting and editing Outlook user forms: Outlook ships several predefined templates, and the basic idea is to customize those templates according to your needs. Working with forms in Outlook is not particularly difficult. We’ll customize the Contact form as an example, however the process is fully applicable for emails, tasks, task requests, appointment invitations, journal entries and so forth. In this post, we’ll teach you how you can easily create custom fillable user forms in Microsoft Outlook. Long story short, I guess i have a couple questions here: First, how to make the menu item buttons that will allow me to interact with Outlook forms and second: how to actually go ahead and create or modify my Contact form. My requirement is to be able to add several fields that will allow me to store links to the the social media profiles of each of my contacts. I am quite fond of Outlook as my contact manager, but clearly i need to be able to enhance the basic contact form capabilities. I use Outlook in order to manage my contact information. Note: This post content is applicable to Office 2019,2016, 2013, 2010 desktop and Office 365 versions Windows 10, 8 and 7

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