Page 1609 "Office Welcome Dlg"
Base Application · Microsoft.CRM.Outlook
Across versions
- BC23-30present
Neighbourhood 1 connected objects and pages
Base Application · Microsoft.CRM.Outlook · captioned “Welcome!” · BC23-30 · source at ea08af5e · facts from BC29
Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Caption | Welcome! |
Fields on this page
Layout controls in source order, grouped by the container they sit in. Shows: the table field a control is bound to (or its expression as written); ToolTip: the control’s own, else the bound field’s (marked).
| Group | Control | Shows | ToolTip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Control2 | Welcome to your business inbox in Outlook. | label | Specifies a welcome message, related to your business inbox in Outlook. |
| Your business inbox in Outlook shows business data based on your contacts. Open one of the two evaluation email messages that we sent to your inbox, and then open the add-in again. | label | Specifies a description of your business inbox in Outlook. |
Called by
From the extracted call graph of BC29 (graphify-al on the snapshot checkout): calls whose target is known from a declared type or an Object::"Name" argument. Interface dispatch and calls through events are not counted, so the list is not complete.
- Page 1600 “Outlook Mail Engine” (1 call:
OnOpenPage → (object))
Ask your agent
Procedure bodies are not stored here (D10). The call sections above are our own, per object, from the BC29 call graph. For a procedure body or the calls of one procedure, ask bc-code-atlas (external, by Stefan Maron, MIT; default corpus w1-28), which the bc-observatory plugin connects: bcatlas_resolve_node(object_type: "page", object_name: "Office Welcome Dlg"), then bcatlas_get_procedure_body or bcatlas_get_neighbors on the returned id.