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I am using Outlook 2003 on a Windows XP computer.
I have designed a new form (called no-off) from the default Message form. All I did was add one field under "Subject": "Billing Information". That field was added to both Read and Compose. I published the form to my Personal Forms Library, then did the exact same process above, except I check the box to save the definition with the form (called one-off). I then published it to the same location. When I go to choose a form, the size of "no-off" is 32755 bytes while the size of "one-off" is 32751 bytes. Is my "no-off" form larger than it should be? I read that forms are generally 300-500 bytes. I also had a user connected through a cell GPRS card that said it took a few seconds to download the form when I emailed him using it. Is this the expected file size? Am I doing something to one-off my "no-off" form? It doesn't contain any code, I just added a field through the design interface. |
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