Set the version number on the (Properties) page of the form, in design mode, using whatever system you prefer.

I'm not sure I underand what "old data" you're seeing. Changing the form associated with an item doesn't change the data stored in the item, only the code/UI used to present that data.

Maybe you should tell us what you think you might have done regarding the compose and read layouts?

Also, please quote enough of the previous messages in this thread so those of us not using web-based newsreaders don't have to go back through several hundred messages to find the earlier ones that are relevant.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
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"srm" wrote in message ps.com...
Sue:

Thank you.

May I ask where I publish it with a version number? I cannot get this
version field to be enabled to enter this information.

I did try completing the steps by republishing, created a new item, and
then open an existing item. No luck. Exisiting items still reference
the old data. I then tried publishing as a new form and cheanging all
current contacts to be the new form and and new contact to use the new
form. Still not luck.

Is it possible I did something witht he Edit Compose Page / Edit Read
Page settings?

Shawn