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I worked for days to create a form; however, I might have started incorrectly.
What I did was: 1 – I edited the existing contact form (I spent hours and hours doing so) and then I saved this form. 2 – This is now “living” in as a contact in the contact folder (I created a new contact folder called “Patients”) 3 – All the info in the fields are left blank. 4 – Now I must be able to publish this form and make this form the standard document form for my practise (patient contact) isn’t it? Or do I have to start all over again... I hope not ![]() 5 – If I the above is correct and I am still able to use this "blanc contact for", how do I publish this form so that this form becomes the standard form every time I have a new patient contact? 6 – Would you please be so kind to inform me the step by step procedure to make this form available as the standard form (I am using a one single computer?). Sorry for my English writing as I am Dutch living in France. Also all the procedures writting I found so difficult to understand. Thas why I ask you kindly to help me out with the most simple procedure in how to publish a form. Thank you for your help. Wouter |
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After you design a form, while still in design mode, publish it with the
Tools | Forms | Publish Form command. If you saved the form as an Outlook item rather than publishing it or making a backup copy as an .oft file, you should still be able to publish by opening that item and using the same command. See http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?ID=39 for information on making it the default form. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook Programming: Jumpstart for Administrators, Power Users, and Developers http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx "Wouter WES" wrote: I worked for days to create a form; however, I might have started incorrectly. What I did was: 1 – I edited the existing contact form (I spent hours and hours doing so) and then I saved this form. 2 – This is now “living” in as a contact in the contact folder (I created a new contact folder called “Patients”) 3 – All the info in the fields are left blank. 4 – Now I must be able to publish this form and make this form the standard document form for my practise (patient contact) isn’t it? Or do I have to start all over again... I hope not ![]() 5 – If I the above is correct and I am still able to use this "blanc contact for", how do I publish this form so that this form becomes the standard form every time I have a new patient contact? 6 – Would you please be so kind to inform me the step by step procedure to make this form available as the standard form (I am using a one single computer?). Sorry for my English writing as I am Dutch living in France. Also all the procedures writting I found so difficult to understand. Thas why I ask you kindly to help me out with the most simple procedure in how to publish a form. Thank you for your help. Wouter |
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