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I have a custom Contact form in Outlook 2003 that I am controlling with an Add-in. When I open the form, the MessageClass attribute is "IPM.Contact.My Form Name". And If I save it without my Add-in installed the MessageClass stays as "IPM.Contact.My Form Name". The problem is when I use my Add-in to programatically save the Contact using myContact.Save() it changes the MessageClass to the standard Outlook Contact "IPM.Contact". I can see it happen if I MsgBox out the myContact.MessageClass the line before and after the myContact.Save... it changes right then. Does anyone have any idea why it does this and if there is anyway I can prevent it?
Outlook 2003
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