The "To" field is automatically populated
with their supervisor (which is pulled from Active Directory).

Automatically how? Through code behind the form? If so, please show it. Also, where is the form published?
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"Eric32" wrote in message ...
We have a custom form we use for leave requests. The form has pretty basic
fields -- it allows the user to select the days and specific times and then
allows them to type a message. The "To" field is automatically populated
with their supervisor (which is pulled from Active Directory).

We're in the process of moving users from an older Windows 2003 Term Server
onto a new Windows 2003 Term Server. Both term servers have Office 2003 with
SP2 installed. On the new server the custom form opens fine, but it won't
populate the supervisor field. It works fine on the old term server and on
all of the desktops that are running Outlook.

Any ideas on why that one server won't work?