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October 31st 08, 11:43 PM
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Custom Form Question
I have created two almost identical custom forms for Outlook 2007 in
an exchange environment. The forms are based on the task form, and simply have a second tab that we each sign off on the steps of our projects as they go. We create those forms by going to action|new "custom" form. However, one of the forms appears as a task with a task icon in the task folder when I create it. But, the other shows up in the task folder, but with a post item icon, that is the little yellow sticky note with the blue push pin in it. I can't find where you set this attribute and why one form is different from the other. Can anyone give me any suggestions? Thanks in advance! 
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