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August 10th 06, 02:43 PM
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Publish Form to Outlook Folder
Also, if you have the folder selected in the folders list, you should see an
entry under the Actions menu that says "New form_name". "KePaHa" wrote in message ... Tools, Forms, Choose Form. Then select the folder from the drop-down list. "Motaad" wrote: I have published a form to an outlook folder. It says the form is in the folder but you can't see the form when you click on the folder. How do I acces this form after it is published to this folder? -- Motaad 
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