Sorry, Last line below.

Function SetDatabaseSetup()
If Item.UserProperties.Find("Database Setup None").Value = "False" Then
m_IMOSDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_ODMDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_ORMDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_UEHDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_SEQDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_AuditDatabase.Enabled = 1
Else
m_IMOSDatabase.Enabled = 0




"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Sorry, but I can't count. Which is line 212?

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

" wrote in message news
Ok, see code below,

Option Explicit

Dim m_blnIsNew
Dim m_ExcluYesCB
Dim m_ExcluAppCB
Dim m_ExcluntegCB
Dim m_OERNone
Dim m_OERRefData
Dim m_OERDealE
Dim m_OEReDown
Dim m_OERSNAP
Dim m_OERMDS
Dim m_OEREDI
Dim m_OEREDW
Dim m_OERUSEx
Dim m_OERALPS
Dim m_OERTAS
Dim m_OERPR4
Dim m_OERXI
Dim m_OERManu
Dim m_OERVitria
Dim m_OEROlym
Dim m_OERKinder
Dim m_TestIntegration
Dim m_TestString
Dim m_TestUAT
Dim m_TestTraining
Dim m_TestSoak
Dim m_TestStress
Dim m_TestOther
Dim m_TestText
Dim m_AppCodeRem
Dim m_ILCodeRem
Dim m_IMOSDatabase
Dim m_ODMDatabase
Dim m_ORMDatabase
Dim m_UEHDatabase
Dim m_SEQDatabase
Dim m_AuditDatabase

Function Item_Open()
Call InitForm
End Function

Function Item_Reply(ByVal Response)
Call InitForm
End Function

Function Item_ReplyAll(ByVal Response)
Call InitForm
End Function

Function Item_Forward(ByVal ForwardItem)
Call InitForm
End Function

Sub InitForm()
If Item.Size = 0 Then
m_blnIsNew = True
Else
m_blnIsNew = False
End If

Set m_ExcluYesCB =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox42")
Set m_ExcluAppCB =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox4")
Set m_ExcluntegCB =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox5")
Set m_OERNone =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox13")
Set m_OERRefData =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox14")
Set m_OERDealE =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox15")
Set m_OEReDown =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox21")
Set m_OERSNAP =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox22")
Set m_OERMDS =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox16")
Set m_OEREDI =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox17")
Set m_OEREDW =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox20")
Set m_OERUSEx =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox23")
Set m_OERALPS =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox24")
Set m_OERTAS =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox26")
Set m_OERPR4 =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox28")
Set m_OERXI =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox29")
Set m_OERManu =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox25")
Set m_OERVitria =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox27")
Set m_OEROlym =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox18")
Set m_OERKinder =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox19")
Set m_TestIntegration =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox6")
Set m_TestString =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox7")
Set m_TestUAT =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox8")
Set m_TestTraining =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox9")
Set m_TestSoak =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox10")
Set m_TestStress =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox11")
Set m_TestOther =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox12")
Set m_TestText =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("TextBox4")
Set m_AppCodeRem =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox40")
Set m_ILCodeRem =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox41")
Set m_IMOSDatabase =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox30")
Set m_ODMDatabase =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox31")
Set m_ORMDatabase =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox32")
Set m_UEHDatabase =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox34")
Set m_SEQDatabase =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox33")
Set m_AuditDatabase =
Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages("Message").Con trols("CheckBox35")

If m_blnIsNew And Item.UserProperties.Find("Request Number").Value = ""
Then
Item.UserProperties.Find("Request Number").Value = Chr(64 +
Month(Now)) & _

AddLeadingZeroUnderTen(Day(Now)) & _
Chr(64 +
right(Year(Now), 2)) & _
"-" & Chr(65 +
Hour(Now)) & _

AddLeadingZeroUnderTen(Minute(Now)) & _

AddLeadingZeroUnderTen(Second(Now))
Else
Call SetExclusivity
Call SetEnvironmentsRequested
Call SetDatabaseSetup
Call SetEnvironmentListRequestType
End If
End Sub

Sub Item_CustomPropertyChange(ByVal Name)
Select Case Name
Case "Exclusivity Yes"
Call SetExclusivity
Case "Exclusivity No"
Call SetExclusivity
Case "Environments Requested None"
Call SetEnvironmentsRequested
Case "Database Setup None"
Call SetDatabaseSetup
Case "Environment List"
Call SetEnvironmentListRequestType
Case "Request Type"
Call SetEnvironmentListRequestType
End Select
End Sub

Function SetExclusivity()
If Item.UserProperties.Find("Exclusivity No").Value = "True" Then
Item.UserProperties.Find("Exclusivity Yes").Value = "False"
m_ExcluYesCB.Enabled = 0
m_ExcluAppCB.Enabled = 0
m_ExcluntegCB.Enabled = 0
Item.UserProperties.Find("Exclusivity Application").Value = "False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Exclusivity Integration Layer").Value =
"False"
Else
Item.UserProperties.Find("Exclusivity Yes").Value = "True"
m_ExcluYesCB.Enabled = 1
m_ExcluAppCB.Enabled = 1
m_ExcluntegCB.Enabled = 1
End If
End Function

Function SetEnvironmentsRequested()
If Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested None").Value =
"False" Then
m_OERRefData.Enabled = 1
m_OERDealE.Enabled = 1
m_OEReDown.Enabled = 1
m_OERSNAP.Enabled = 1
m_OERMDS.Enabled = 1
m_OEREDI.Enabled = 1
m_OEREDW.Enabled = 1
m_OERUSEx.Enabled = 1
m_OERALPS.Enabled = 1
m_OERTAS.Enabled = 1
m_OERPR4.Enabled = 1
m_OERXI.Enabled = 1
m_OERManu.Enabled = 1
m_OERVitria.Enabled = 1
m_OEROlym.Enabled = 1
m_OERKinder.Enabled = 1
Else
m_OERRefData.Enabled = 0
m_OERDealE.Enabled = 0
m_OEReDown.Enabled = 0
m_OERSNAP.Enabled = 0
m_OERMDS.Enabled = 0
m_OEREDI.Enabled = 0
m_OEREDW.Enabled = 0
m_OERUSEx.Enabled = 0
m_OERALPS.Enabled = 0
m_OERTAS.Enabled = 0
m_OERPR4.Enabled = 0
m_OERXI.Enabled = 0
m_OERManu.Enabled = 0
m_OERVitria.Enabled = 0
m_OEROlym.Enabled = 0
m_OERKinder.Enabled = 0
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested RefData").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested Deal Entr").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested eDown").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested SNAP").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested MDS").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested EDI").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested EDW").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested US Expo").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested ALPS").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested TAS").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested SAP PR4").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested SAP XI").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested Manugist").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested Vitria").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested Olympic").Value =
"False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Environments Requested Kinder").Value =
"False"
End If
End Function

Function SetDatabaseSetup()
If Item.UserProperties.Find("Database Setup None").Value = "False" Then
m_IMOSDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_ODMDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_ORMDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_UEHDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_SEQDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_AuditDatabase.Enabled = 1
Else
m_IMOSDatabase.Enabled = 0
m_ODMDatabase.Enabled = 0
m_ORMDatabase.Enabled = 0
m_UEHDatabase.Enabled = 0
m_SEQDatabase.Enabled = 0
m_AuditDatabase.Enabled = 0
Item.UserProperties.Find("Database Setup IMOS").Value = "False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Database Setup ODM").Value = "False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Database Setup ORM").Value = "False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Database Setup UEH").Value = "False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Database Setup SEQ").Value = "False"
Item.UserProperties.Find("Database Setup Audit").Value = "False"
End If
End Function

I am getting "Object required: 'my variable name' Line No:212".

That error, therefore, means that this statement:

m_IMOSDatabase.Enabled = 0

contains an uninstantiated object. Since there is only one object in that statement, the next step in your troubleshooting is to look in your code to see (a) where m_IMOSDatabase is declared, (b) where m_IMOSDatabase is instantiated, and (c) whether m_IMOSDatabase is set to Nothing before you need it in line 212. (b) is the most likely culprit given what you've told us so far. When you find the relevant statement(s), apply similar logic to them to determine whether they can correctly produce the m_IMOSDatabase object you need.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

" wrote in message ...
Sorry, Last line below.

Function SetDatabaseSetup()
If Item.UserProperties.Find("Database Setup None").Value = "False" Then
m_IMOSDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_ODMDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_ORMDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_UEHDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_SEQDatabase.Enabled = 1
m_AuditDatabase.Enabled = 1
Else
m_IMOSDatabase.Enabled = 0

Hi Sue

I have a custom outlook 2003 form published to the Org. Form library..
The form works fine, except when someone tries to forward it, they are not
able to enter their comments / verbiage in the open space outside the form
format.

Also about your answer below... what field should the actions item refer
to... when i double click on forward under the Actions page of the form,
under the This action creates a form of the following type... Form Name...
should I select Forms and select the published form name from the Org
Library? or is it any other setting that I need to change like when
responding...?

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Set the Forward and Reply actions on the (Actions) page of the form, in design mode, to your published custom formm.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

" wrote in message ...
All,

I have created a form and I want that form to work on replies and forwards
just as it does when it is first created. How?

Thanks,
Jeff Riley

Yes, as I wrote earlier, the form associated with the Forward action needs
to be the form you've published to the Org Forms libary. Any other changes
to the settings for the action are optional.

Let us know if you have other problems after you make that change and
republish the form. (Don't forget to increment the version number before
forwarding.)

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54


"NV" wrote in message
...
Hi Sue

I have a custom outlook 2003 form published to the Org. Form library..
The form works fine, except when someone tries to forward it, they are not
able to enter their comments / verbiage in the open space outside the form
format.

Also about your answer below... what field should the actions item refer
to... when i double click on forward under the Actions page of the form,
under the This action creates a form of the following type... Form Name...
should I select Forms and select the published form name from the Org
Library? or is it any other setting that I need to change like when
responding...?

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Set the Forward and Reply actions on the (Actions) page of the form, in
design mode, to your published custom formm.


" wrote in
message ...
All,

I have created a form and I want that form to work on replies and
forwards
just as it does when it is first created. How?

How about getting the User's to be able to enter free flow verbiage outside
the form limits, on the form body i.e. similar to reply / reply all or also
in case of forward.

Is there any specific parameter that I need to set.

I want to accomplish all this in one go and test it out.

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:

Yes, as I wrote earlier, the form associated with the Forward action needs
to be the form you've published to the Org Forms libary. Any other changes
to the settings for the action are optional.

Let us know if you have other problems after you make that change and
republish the form. (Don't forget to increment the version number before
forwarding.)

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54


"NV" wrote in message
...
Hi Sue

I have a custom outlook 2003 form published to the Org. Form library..
The form works fine, except when someone tries to forward it, they are not
able to enter their comments / verbiage in the open space outside the form
format.

Also about your answer below... what field should the actions item refer
to... when i double click on forward under the Actions page of the form,
under the This action creates a form of the following type... Form Name...
should I select Forms and select the published form name from the Org
Library? or is it any other setting that I need to change like when
responding...?

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Set the Forward and Reply actions on the (Actions) page of the form, in
design mode, to your published custom formm.


" wrote in
message ...
All,

I have created a form and I want that form to work on replies and
forwards
just as it does when it is first created. How?

A place for users to enter text has be be present as part of your design. If
you removed the normal message body control, then you'd need to add it back
in or put a text box control on the form and bind it to an Outlook property.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54


"NV" wrote in message
...
How about getting the User's to be able to enter free flow verbiage
outside
the form limits, on the form body i.e. similar to reply / reply all or
also
in case of forward.

Is there any specific parameter that I need to set.

I want to accomplish all this in one go and test it out.

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:

Yes, as I wrote earlier, the form associated with the Forward action
needs
to be the form you've published to the Org Forms libary. Any other
changes
to the settings for the action are optional.

Let us know if you have other problems after you make that change and
republish the form. (Don't forget to increment the version number before
forwarding.)


"NV" wrote in message
...
Hi Sue

I have a custom outlook 2003 form published to the Org. Form library..
The form works fine, except when someone tries to forward it, they are
not
able to enter their comments / verbiage in the open space outside the
form
format.

Also about your answer below... what field should the actions item
refer
to... when i double click on forward under the Actions page of the
form,
under the This action creates a form of the following type... Form
Name...
should I select Forms and select the published form name from the Org
Library? or is it any other setting that I need to change like when
responding...?

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Set the Forward and Reply actions on the (Actions) page of the form,
in
design mode, to your published custom formm.


" wrote
in
message ...
All,

I have created a form and I want that form to work on replies and
forwards
just as it does when it is first created. How?

Can i make such a field visible only on Forwarding / Reply all...etc.

If yes how can i achieve it with minimal programming, as such I am not a
forms programming expert.

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:

A place for users to enter text has be be present as part of your design. If
you removed the normal message body control, then you'd need to add it back
in or put a text box control on the form and bind it to an Outlook property.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54


"NV" wrote in message
...
How about getting the User's to be able to enter free flow verbiage
outside
the form limits, on the form body i.e. similar to reply / reply all or
also
in case of forward.

Is there any specific parameter that I need to set.

I want to accomplish all this in one go and test it out.

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:

Yes, as I wrote earlier, the form associated with the Forward action
needs
to be the form you've published to the Org Forms libary. Any other
changes
to the settings for the action are optional.

Let us know if you have other problems after you make that change and
republish the form. (Don't forget to increment the version number before
forwarding.)


"NV" wrote in message
...
Hi Sue

I have a custom outlook 2003 form published to the Org. Form library..
The form works fine, except when someone tries to forward it, they are
not
able to enter their comments / verbiage in the open space outside the
form
format.

Also about your answer below... what field should the actions item
refer
to... when i double click on forward under the Actions page of the
form,
under the This action creates a form of the following type... Form
Name...
should I select Forms and select the published form name from the Org
Library? or is it any other setting that I need to change like when
responding...?

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Set the Forward and Reply actions on the (Actions) page of the form,
in
design mode, to your published custom formm.


" wrote
in
message ...
All,

I have created a form and I want that form to work on replies and
forwards
just as it does when it is first created. How?

You'll have to get your feet wet in programming to accomplish this. For each
control that you don't want to show, put code in the Item_Open event handler
to change the value of its Visible property, e.g.:

Function Item_Open
If ItemIsForwardOrReply() Then
Set myinspector = Item.GetInspector
Set myPage1 = myInspector.ModifiedFormPages("General")
Set txtMyTextBox = myPage1.Controls("txtMyTextBox")
txtMyTextBox.Visible = False
End If
End Function

You get the page names and control names from looking at your actual form
design. See http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?ID=38 for more
information on working with control properties.

The ItemIsForwardOrReply() function tests certain property values to try to
determine if the item is a forward or reply:

Function ItemIsForwardOrReply()
If Item.Sent = False Then
' item is an unsent message
strLeft = UCase(Left(Item.Subject, 3))
If strLeft = "FW:" or strLeft = "" Then
ItemIsForwardOrReply = True
Else
ItemIsForwardOrReply = True
End If
End If
End Function
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54


"NV" wrote in message
...
Can i make such a field visible only on Forwarding / Reply all...etc.

If yes how can i achieve it with minimal programming, as such I am not a
forms programming expert.

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:

A place for users to enter text has be be present as part of your design.
If
you removed the normal message body control, then you'd need to add it
back
in or put a text box control on the form and bind it to an Outlook
property.

"NV" wrote in message
...
How about getting the User's to be able to enter free flow verbiage
outside
the form limits, on the form body i.e. similar to reply / reply all or
also
in case of forward.

Is there any specific parameter that I need to set.

I want to accomplish all this in one go and test it out.

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:

Yes, as I wrote earlier, the form associated with the Forward action
needs
to be the form you've published to the Org Forms libary. Any other
changes
to the settings for the action are optional.

Let us know if you have other problems after you make that change and
republish the form. (Don't forget to increment the version number
before
forwarding.)


"NV" wrote in message
...
Hi Sue

I have a custom outlook 2003 form published to the Org. Form
library..
The form works fine, except when someone tries to forward it, they
are
not
able to enter their comments / verbiage in the open space outside
the
form
format.

Also about your answer below... what field should the actions item
refer
to... when i double click on forward under the Actions page of the
form,
under the This action creates a form of the following type... Form
Name...
should I select Forms and select the published form name from the
Org
Library? or is it any other setting that I need to change like when
responding...?

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Set the Forward and Reply actions on the (Actions) page of the
form,
in
design mode, to your published custom formm.


"
wrote
in
message ...
All,

I have created a form and I want that form to work on replies and
forwards
just as it does when it is first created. How?

Hi Sue

How can I and where should I add back the normal message body contol, or
make sure that it is not currently present.
The current form uses P1, and there is no other tabs with any fields.

Thanks
Nimish

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:

A place for users to enter text has be be present as part of your design. If
you removed the normal message body control, then you'd need to add it back
in or put a text box control on the form and bind it to an Outlook property.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54


"NV" wrote in message
...
How about getting the User's to be able to enter free flow verbiage
outside
the form limits, on the form body i.e. similar to reply / reply all or
also
in case of forward.

Is there any specific parameter that I need to set.

I want to accomplish all this in one go and test it out.

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:

Yes, as I wrote earlier, the form associated with the Forward action
needs
to be the form you've published to the Org Forms libary. Any other
changes
to the settings for the action are optional.

Let us know if you have other problems after you make that change and
republish the form. (Don't forget to increment the version number before
forwarding.)


"NV" wrote in message
...
Hi Sue

I have a custom outlook 2003 form published to the Org. Form library..
The form works fine, except when someone tries to forward it, they are
not
able to enter their comments / verbiage in the open space outside the
form
format.

Also about your answer below... what field should the actions item
refer
to... when i double click on forward under the Actions page of the
form,
under the This action creates a form of the following type... Form
Name...
should I select Forms and select the published form name from the Org
Library? or is it any other setting that I need to change like when
responding...?

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Set the Forward and Reply actions on the (Actions) page of the form,
in
design mode, to your published custom formm.


" wrote
in
message ...
All,

I have created a form and I want that form to work on replies and
forwards
just as it does when it is first created. How?

Depending on the type of form, it will be listed in the Field Chooser as
Message or Notes. Just drag that field back onto the custom form page.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54


"NV" wrote in message
...
Hi Sue

How can I and where should I add back the normal message body contol, or
make sure that it is not currently present.
The current form uses P1, and there is no other tabs with any fields.

Thanks
Nimish

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:

A place for users to enter text has be be present as part of your design.
If
you removed the normal message body control, then you'd need to add it
back
in or put a text box control on the form and bind it to an Outlook
property.


"NV" wrote in message
...
How about getting the User's to be able to enter free flow verbiage
outside
the form limits, on the form body i.e. similar to reply / reply all or
also
in case of forward.

Is there any specific parameter that I need to set.

I want to accomplish all this in one go and test it out.

"Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:

Yes, as I wrote earlier, the form associated with the Forward action
needs
to be the form you've published to the Org Forms libary. Any other
changes
to the settings for the action are optional.

Let us know if you have other problems after you make that change and
republish the form. (Don't forget to increment the version number
before
forwarding.)


"NV" wrote in message
...
Hi Sue

I have a custom outlook 2003 form published to the Org. Form
library..
The form works fine, except when someone tries to forward it, they
are
not
able to enter their comments / verbiage in the open space outside
the
form
format.

Also about your answer below... what field should the actions item
refer
to... when i double click on forward under the Actions page of the
form,
under the This action creates a form of the following type... Form
Name...
should I select Forms and select the published form name from the
Org
Library? or is it any other setting that I need to change like when
responding...?

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Set the Forward and Reply actions on the (Actions) page of the
form,
in
design mode, to your published custom formm.


"
wrote
in
message ...
All,

I have created a form and I want that form to work on replies and
forwards
just as it does when it is first created. How?