Thanks for all the help I have received. I do have 1 more issue with the IT
Work Order form I'm creating. I've created the form in Office/Outlook 2003.
I'm experiencing difficulties in printing the form and receiving completed
fields when sent from a computer that is using Outlook 2000. First, I have
installed the XPrint utility (WYSIWYG). Followed the instructions to the
letter. Edited the VBScript as shown:

Dim objInsp
Dim odjPage1
Dim objXPrint1

Function Item_Open()
Set objInsp = Item.GetInspector
Set objPage1 = objInsp.ModifiedFormPages("General")
Set objXPrint1 = objPage1.XPrint1
objXPrint1.Preview = True
objXPrint1.Controls = objPage1.Controls
End Function

Sub cmdPrint_Click()
objXPrint1.Printform
End Sub

Dragged the XPrint Control from the Control Toolbox to the message (General)
page. Added the Print Command button to the P.2 page as instructed. And then
edited the VBScript.
However when I access the form now I get the error "Script Error--Object
required: 'objPage1'--Line No:8". And when I try to print the form I get the
error "Object required: objXPrint1". The form still prints, but a few of the
Captions are not displayed entirely (ex., Cell Phone caption prints as Cell).
How can I get rid of the error messages and have form print correctly??

When someone using Outlook 2000 accesses the form they get the error: "Could
not load an object because it is not available on this computer" Now, the
message they get is understandable because I did not install the utility on
their machines because they will not have to print. But can I get rid of this
error??
Also, when the 2000 user sends to me (2003-user), the form comes in blank.
However, when it is sent from a 2003 user to me the fields are all filled
with the information the sender typed. Is it possible that we can't use the
form across different versions of Outlook?? Is there a patch or update to
resolve this issue?
Does anyone have any suggestions to solve these issues??
All replies much appreciated.