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May 15th 06, 03:11 PM
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Printing Outlook 2003 forms wysiwyg
Ok, thought I'd post this to a group of people who I knew could help. Created
Outlook forms on 2000. Had to get the add-in to print the form wysiwyg. Great. Got upgraded to Office 2003. Still needed the add-in to print. BUT, the add-in on Outlook 2003 causes Outlook to crash when you print the form. Any ideas? I was told to recreate the form with InfoPath, but how does that work for the user? Will they have to email an attachment to be completed and then forward to other people who have to further enter info on the form? At first glance, InfoPath looks similar to Outlook's form setup. 
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