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Carrie - 27 Aug 2003 21:33 GMT
I heard somewhere that I can create a form in Outlook that
others could use.

For instance: when we have a new hire there is certain
information that I need to have so that I can keep an
accurate database.  I heard that I could create a form in
which managers could fill it out and send me the new info.

This needs to be somewhere all manager's can access.

I need instructions on how to do this.  Can you please
point me in the right direction?  I am using office 2000
professional.

Thanks,
Carrie
Florian Rosch - 28 Aug 2003 15:42 GMT
You can take a look at www.slipstick.com - there are a lot of examples where
you can take a look at to get a first impressioon what you can do with
Outlook forms.

Florian

> I heard somewhere that I can create a form in Outlook that
> others could use.
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> Thanks,
> Carrie
 
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