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May 9th 09, 08:25 PM
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Outlook 2007, WIN XP: I downloaded an old "While You Were Out" template, and
have been able to tweak it slightly by changing the background color to pink (in order to match the actual standard paper form). This will make it visually easier for the receiver to distinguish it from a regular e-mail message. The icon on the form is a "monitor" with a piece of paper in front of it. When I send a test message to myself, that icon appears in my e-mail. But when I send a test message to anyone else, the standard "envelope" icon appears. I would like to further enhance the receiver's visual distinction by not using the standard icon. How can I remedy that? (This is my first attempt at using a pre-made template form, so I am definitely a 'newbie,' and would appreciate step-by-step instructions if possible.) 
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May 9th 09, 09:57 PM
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The other person would have to publish the form to their own Personal Forms
library. Or you would have to publish it to the Organizational Forms library on the Exchange Server. See http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=34 if you need more information on publishing forms. -- Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming: Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54 "Newbie" wrote in message news  Outlook 2007, WIN XP: I downloaded an old "While You Were Out" template, and have been able to tweak it slightly by changing the background color to pink (in order to match the actual standard paper form). This will make it visually easier for the receiver to distinguish it from a regular e-mail message. The icon on the form is a "monitor" with a piece of paper in front of it. When I send a test message to myself, that icon appears in my e-mail. But when I send a test message to anyone else, the standard "envelope" icon appears. I would like to further enhance the receiver's visual distinction by not using the standard icon. How can I remedy that? (This is my first attempt at using a pre-made template form, so I am definitely a 'newbie,' and would appreciate step-by-step instructions if possible.)
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