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OK, i'm pretty noobie with outlook... All I did was to create a form (work
order) on word, copied it to a new message and save the file as a "Outlook Template". Then, I just saved it on the server and put a link to it on the intranet, so the users can lick on it, then the template comes up and they can use it. All this works pretty good, until I needed a way to track the message (numberwise). The user has to fill it up, send it to me (maintenance), and I assign it to a tech. But if there is not number on the form, it is kind of hard to track it. Any ideas on how to add a number to the e-mail. Thanks |
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