BUMP.

What do you mean by environment? The server?

I tried to send you some screenshots of the fields I added to the header of
the form but I guess you didn't receive them. Again, I DON'T need to save
the info contained in the fields, I just need to distribute the info and keep
its integrity wheter anybody forwards or replies the e-mail.

What if I publish the form? Would this allow me to change the way
fowards/replys behave?

Thanks



"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Custom Outlook fields are not include in message headers as x- fields. The only way to get an x-header is to run code, and that is something an ..oft file cannot do.

You didn't answer the question about your mail environment.

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"Ivan Cespedes" wrote in message ...
I'm talking about the fields I've designed and that do not appear when I
reply the e-mail.

I do not want to publish the form, I just want the *.oft file to be
distributed so everyone sends a x-type of information the same way.

I'm using Outlook 2003.

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

What precisely do you mean by "the customized header"?

What's the mail environment? Are you able to publish forms to the Organizational Forms library on Exchange?

"Ivan Cespedes" Ivan wrote in message ...
I've created a customized form for Outlook and it works great, except that I
MUST keep both the header and the message whenever I reply/reply to all or
forward the message.

Right now, if I reply/reply to all I can keep the subject of the message and
the message itself, but the customized header doesn't show. If I forward I
can keep everything except the subject and then I'd also have to enter every
e-mail address in the previous messages.

Any help is more than welcomed