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Old August 2nd 07, 12:18 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
Nigel
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Default Form definition

Being new to form design and having read through many of the threads about
many different problems, I am confused about the "Send form definition with
item" when it is checked and when it is not. Can someone please explain how,
when and why this is used.

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