Bad idea, I'm afraid. Using a custom form to create messages will cause frustration at best for non-Outlook recipients.

A VBA macro might be a better solution.

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"F.H. Muffman" wrote in message ...
grep wrote:
I know I've seen the answer to this before, but I can't find it, and I
can't remember what it was...

I want to set up a Form for a weekly email newsletter that I send out.
I'd like the form to have a static Subject line, including the date.
Something like: Your Newsletter is Here - 2/28/2007

I know there's a way to put a field marker or something like that
within the Subject line, that will automatically set the appropriate
date, but I'll be... hmm.... hornswaggled (that's a good word) if I
can figure out what it is!


I'm not sure from what point you need the help, so...

1) Tools - Forms - Design a Form
2) Message, Open
3) Right click the Subject box (not the label) - Properties
4) Value
5) Initial Value, check Set the initial value of this field to:
6) Set it to "Your Newsletter is Here - " & Date()
(note the space after the -... very important for readability)
7) Check Calculate this formula when I compose a new form.
8) Tools - Forms - Publish Form

That *should* work.
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f.h.