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XP, Outlook 2003....I think I'm going to need a real expert with this one!
I created and have been using a custom form called "Custom1". When I go into ToolsFormsDesign This FormField Chooser all the fields are saved in "Custom1". They're not in "user-defined fields in folder". The problem is that now I want to do a mail merge and only the fields in "user-defined fields in folder" are available when creating a new document (plus the standard Outlook fields). The fields in Custom1 to not appear. How do I either access the fields of Custom1 for the mail merge, or copy them into "used-defined fields in folder"? |
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