Diane:
How do we know which group to ask - i am fighting a Outlook forms /
SharePoint issue - who do I approach????? Outlook say's SP - SP say's
Outlook. Meanwhile - I'm still plugging along......

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

It's possible to do it in Outlook - there is an outlook.programs_forms
newsgroup on this server. This really isn't the place for sharepoint help
(there are sharepoint groups here too).... you can make libraries with forms
users can fill out. You can also use Infopath (if each user has it).

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"LBaldrey" wrote in message
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We have MOSS 2007...

I am new to Sharepoint so I hope you can help me understand...

Thanks Diane


'Diane Poremsky [MVP Wrote:
;295836']it would require workflow.

do you use sharepoint? That might be better for this - but either way,

you'll need to do some forms or workflow design.

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"LBaldrey" wrote in message
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Hi everyone,

New here and needing help...

I have been asked to investigate the possibility of using Outlook
2007
to automate the Performance Appraisal and Review of employees in my
company.

What should happen is..

1.The Employee will fill in an email template perhaps with the
Performance Review Excel Sheet regarding their achievements etc
during
the year.

2. When they have done filling it in and click send it should be sent
automatically with the Excel sheet attached to their respective Line
Manager.

3. The Line Manager will in turn update the Excel File with their
comments and when they click send it should be sent automatically to
the respective top management.

Is there a way to do this using Outlook?

Thanks everyone...

Lyndon




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