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January 24th 07, 06:54 PM
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Custom form design display question
Hi! I'm new to this forum. Hopefully my OL 2003 form's problem will be a
simply one to fix. I've created a routing message form with simple text fields to capture categories of info combined with a comments field for additional information. The form displays and captures information correctly when opened from the Organizational Forms Library; however, after being sent, all the form text fields disappear, leaving only the comments field content. If I place the text fields on a subsequent tabbed page however, the fields and data display correctly. Any suggestions? I'm using OL 2003/SP-2 on Exchange 2003 with the latest service pack. Thanks in advance for your help and advice, H W Willis 
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