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September 18th 06, 05:30 PM
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Fields don't display to recipients of form
The setting: I designed a form based on a blank message. It has a few
custom fields (name, date submitted, etc.). I fill out these fields, send it to myself or someone else (to test it) but when I (or another person) receiveds the e-mail, it does not have any of the custom fields, nor their data showing. I know I can do this if I put the custom fields on a second sheet but I would really like for them to be on the initial sheet when the recipient receives the e-mail. What I have tried (to no avail): 1. Publish form as - to Personal Forms Library (saved with form def. and then tried w/o definition). 2. Publish and attach to a folder. 3. Saved and not saved changes to the form. I have Outlook 2003, messages set to HTML format. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. 
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September 19th 06, 06:35 AM
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Fields don't display to recipients of form
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=?Utf-8?B?UGhpbGx5?= wrote: I have Outlook 2003, messages set to HTML format. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. If everybody is on the same Exchange server, there should be no problem, if you bound your controls to fields. You also want to be sure that the message is sent using the TNEF wrapper. This is controlled by setting the form to always send in rtf format. You do this by opening the contact form of the recipient, either yourself or the person who you are testing with, selecting the email address you are using, right-clicking it, choose properties, and then on the email format drop-down list, choose rtf format. Do this for everybody who should receive the custom form. -- Hollis Paul Mukilteo, WA USA
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September 19th 06, 01:48 PM
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Fields don't display to recipients of form
Thank you
"Hollis Paul [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: In article , =?Utf-8?B?UGhpbGx5?= wrote: I have Outlook 2003, messages set to HTML format. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. If everybody is on the same Exchange server, there should be no problem, if you bound your controls to fields. You also want to be sure that the message is sent using the TNEF wrapper. This is controlled by setting the form to always send in rtf format. You do this by opening the contact form of the recipient, either yourself or the person who you are testing with, selecting the email address you are using, right-clicking it, choose properties, and then on the email format drop-down list, choose rtf format. Do this for everybody who should receive the custom form. -- Hollis Paul Mukilteo, WA USA
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