Basically, the forms do not allow users from XP, when Forwarding or Resending the form, the recipient users on XP or Windows 98 are unable to view the form, just a blank mail message with the correct subject line.  Would it make a difference if I recreate the forms in XP?  It would basically be the same form though so i'm not sure how much help this would be.  Thank you for your time and I actually wanted to tell you that I did enjoy reading *some* of your book, been too busy to finish it all.

With respect

Blas H
   
----- Original message Blas wrote: ----
   
    Hello Sirs & Madams
   
         I created numerous outlook froms that worked well in Windows 98.  As some of our users, and potentially more of the users in the future, now are working on Windows XP and when these users attempt to forward these custom forms, the form appears in their screen but after the end-user receives their forwarded form, the message appears blank.  Is there any solution to this?  Please respond with further questions if I have not stated enough details
   
    Thank you
   
    ----- Sue Mosher [MVP] wrote: ----
   
    First thing I'd do is get rid of the copy on the network drive. It is *not
    the same as the published form. What was the problem again? Your lates
    message doesn't have that information
    --
    Sue Mosher, Outlook MV
    Author o
         Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart fo
         Administrators, Power Users, and Developer
         http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.asp
   
   
    "Blas" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messag
    news:B2877996-7635-4F6A-B234-613B35A6AFE2@microsoft.com..
    >      Are they published with the same message class in all Personal Form
    >      libraries
    >>      They all state IPM.Note.Credential Submission For
    >>      Is everyone creating the items from the published copy
    >>      They are all creating items from the published copy or from the cop
    on the network drive, which is the exact same form
    >>     On the (Actions) page of the form, is the Forward action set to us
    the same form
    >>    I checked that as well...the correct form name is liste
    >>   What do you believe is my best option here
    >> Thank you, again
    >> Blas H
    >>      ----- Sue Mosher [MVP] wrote: ----
    >>      Are they published with the same message class in all Personal Form
    >      libraries? Is everyone creating the items from the published copy? O
    th
    >      (Actions) page of the form, is the Forward action set to use the sam
    form
    >>      Please take the time to quote the original message so that peopl
    readin
    >      your current response can understand what you're talking about
    Otherwise
    >      you may not receive the answer you're looking for
    >>      --
    >      Sue Mosher, Outlook MV
    >      Author o
    >           Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart fo
    >           Administrators, Power Users, and Developer
    >           http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.asp
    >>      "Blas" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messag
    >      news:AAC8C587-ECBF-43B2-BA19-427B9D8A6F63@microsoft.com..
    >>> The forms are saved on a network drive accessible to all..
    >>> The forms are published in everyones Personal Forms Library..