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I'm new to Outlook and I'm having a little problem designing a form
that integrates with an email message. What I want to do is add a checkbox to an email that the recipient can then check off to indicate that the work that was done is satisfactory. I created a form in outlook that is based on the message form. I added a checkbox on the right side of the form and published it to a new folder that I created. When I select New Form from the actions menu, I see the checkbox. If I then fill out the "To" email address and send the form to myself, I only see the email portion of the message, and not checkbox. I'm sure that I'm doing something obvious to cause this, but I was hoping that someone could point out my error. Thanks in advance. |
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