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djb typed: I am trying with little success to utilise Access where a form can be designed and then this form can be sent to an e-mail address as an attachment where the form would look and react the same. e.g. the mail recipient would be able to enter information into the form just as if they where in Access, I then require the information to be received back into the database. Is there a straight forward way to do this, (the only way I can see at the moment is to use Data Access Pages!) (I do not want to use Infopath as the form design tool!!) Hi - since you're really asking a *question,* don't use the "suggest" feature. Use it only for things you know for sure are not possible - through a lot of research & asking questions. That said, you might try posting in an Access group, as I'm not sure how your question relates to Outlook specifically. |
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