I've taken up designing a few custom forms for my company and am
learning programming as a result. I have *no* experience whatsoever,
so anyone's help is very much appreciated.

I've got a form where the initial value of the recipient is set to
"read only". However, sometimes this form will need to be forwarded on
to another user. Is there any way to code this so that if the message
is forwarded, the read only property is removed and the user can change
the addressee?

Thanks!

David

Maybe put code in the Item_Forward event handler? It's impossible to say more without knowing just what you've done to make this property (what property?) read-only.
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I've taken up designing a few custom forms for my company and am
learning programming as a result. I have *no* experience whatsoever,
so anyone's help is very much appreciated.

I've got a form where the initial value of the recipient is set to
"read only". However, sometimes this form will need to be forwarded on
to another user. Is there any way to code this so that if the message
is forwarded, the read only property is removed and the user can change
the addressee?

Thanks!

David