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November 13th 06, 05:00 AM
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Can you make a form that will preview in the reading pane?
I am needing to make a form that has multiple boxes, text and numbers, but I
am thus far unable to get the end result to preview in the reading pane of whomever it is sent to. I have been starting with the default message type form, deleting the actual message area and inserting the seperate boxes I need, but is there a better way? I am a noob so I apologize ahead of time if I have overlooked the answer elsewhere or am submitting this in an incorrect format. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. 
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