Run the form. Modify the text in the item body. Publish the now-updated form.

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"Linn Kubler" wrote in message ...
Hi,

I'm using Outlook 2003 and have a form that was designed by someone else.
Now my company have asked me to modify the form but I don't get how it was
done in the first place.

I have the form open in design mode and have made most of my changes with
the exception of one. The object looks like an Edit box in Visual Fox Pro,
designed for entering in paragraphs of text. They have some text already in
the object and they want me to modify the text. But I don't see how. When
I right-click and go to properties or advanced proporties I don't see
anything that allows me to change the text. I'm at a loss right now. I
can't even tell what field it is attached to. In the properties it says the
name is _DocSitecontrol1, if that helps.

Any suggestions as to how I can change this text?

Thanks in advance,
Linn