I'm sorry... I found it he http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=27
..."Send a File
You can save the form as a Microsoft Outlook template file (.oft), and
then e-mail that file to users. If the form contains code or custom
fields, the recipient will not be able to simply open the .oft file
and publish it. The recipient will need to save the .oft file to the
local drive, run it with the Tools | Forms | Choose Form command, and
then publish the form to the Personal Forms Library.


On Jan 3, 7:27*pm, railcrew wrote:
I can't get my custom form to send, leave the outbox. I have a simple
custom form I created out of a default message form. I "hid" the
custom page (unchecked "show this page"), I checked the "send form
definition with item"... published the form. then I bring it up fill
in the address and subject and send. I used to do this quite often
with this very form, now can't seem to get it to work. what might I be
doing wrong? I've googled *to no avail...