I can't think of any scenario in which that would happen unless code behind the form is changing the font color or something like that. What do other people see, blank boxes?

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"JYokom" wrote in message ...
it was sees the names. Only the person that inputed the names sees them when
the form is opened.

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Outlook doesn't have any per-field locking built-in, but you can enable/disable, show/hide individual controls by working with the control's Visible and Enabled properties. See http://www.outlookcode.com/d/propsyntax.htm#unbound

What I find confusing is what you mean by "only that person seems the name."


"JYokom" wrote in message ...
I am building a custom appoinment form on a public calendar that has three
separate boxes that require input from multiple people. The boxes are for
names from the global address list. The problem that I am havinig is that if
one person adds names to a box, only that person sees the names. I want all
to see the names. I also want to set permissions to modify only those boxes.
How do I do that?
I hope that this isn't too confusing.