Yes, you are correct. OWA is a web application. Outlook forms are part of a Windows client application. They are two very different things.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
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> Am I correct in my belief that there is no way that OWA can display custom
> fields or forms? Certain remote users do not currently have Outlook installed
> that is why I ask. Thank you.