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I have designed a new form for my company contacts, this is within a public
folder, & have a field called "Contact Type" to which I would like to add a drop down list ie. employee, sub-contractor, architect, etc. How is this done? |
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Mac NorLog Mac wrote:
I have designed a new form for my company contacts, this is within a public folder, & have a field called "Contact Type" to which I would like to add a drop down list ie. employee, sub-contractor, architect, etc. How is this done? See if something here helps: http://www.outlookcode.com/ -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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